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Cherry eye

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Jennifer Hamlin

Cherry eye

Cherry eye is a term used to describe the popping out of a tear gland in the eyelid. The condition is uncommon in pet rabbits but needs to be treated by your veterinarian as soon as possible.

A case of cherry eye
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