#entropion

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Available for adoption: Wallace! AGE AT ARRIVAL: Approximately 4 years old ARRIVAL DATE: February 15th, 2019 GENDER: Neutered Male ADOPTION FEE: $150 NOTES: Wallace came into Hamilton Animal Services as a stray. He was suffering from a very serious case of entropion, which is a condition where a portion of the eyelid is inverted or folded inward against the eyeball. This is a painful condition, and poor Wallace had it quite badly in both eyes. We reached out to @vegan_veterinarian Dr. Travis Strong, who specializes in eye conditions, and he was kind enough to donate his time to perform the surgery Wallace so desperately needed. Wallace’s was the worst case of entropion that both Dr. Strong and the vets at @beachesfallingbrookvets have ever seen, it was no surprise that Wallace needed a second surgery a few weeks after the first one Wallace got through the second surgery like a champ, and he recovered well in his foster home. At his follow up appointment, Dr. Strong gave him the all clear, and now he’s ready to start the search for his forever home! Here’s a note from Wallace’s foster home: “Wallace is a super sweet, gentle guy. He likes laps, on his own time, but once he has decided to settle on you he will stay for a while, making biscuits and purring. He gets along well with our two cats, one female, one male, and has learned to tolerate our very large dog, although they got off to a rocky start. I think he would prefer to live in a dog free house, but he is social and enjoys the company of the other cats. Wallace loves shoes; playing with shoe laces, batting shoes around, using shoes as pillows, he loves shoes. He loves sitting in a window to watch the squirrels and birds. He is very easy going, a lovely cat and will make someone the perfect companion.” Please adopt Wallace! Visit our website to apply: ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com (link in bio) Photos by @happytailsphoto . . #ladybirdanimalsanctuary #lookwhatlovecando #hamont #hamilton #animalrescue #rescue #rescued #rescuedanimals #adoptdontshop #dontshopadopt #adoptme #adoptable #cat #cats #wallace #entropion https://www.instagram.com/p/BwPnXvYh8Vx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1euaerope50p8

Whoever says "A cat is better off losing its claws than its home," doesn't realize many cats lose both. Meet Stormy: Stormy came into Hamilton Animal Control (Guelph, ON, Canada) as a stray. Stormy has been neutered and declawed (all four paws), so he certainly belonged to someone, but nobody came looking for him at the shelter. Stormy was severely matted and infested with fleas. His skin was red and raw from scratching. He seemed to be experiencing pain in his eyes. He was squinting, and there was an obvious ulcer in one eye. Staff at the shelter started him on eye medication to try to help. Once Stormy’s stray time was done, we were happy to get him out of the shelter and straight to the vet to get a diagnoses. Turns out, Stormy has a serious issue with his eyes called entropion and a second issue called corneal sequestrum. Dr. Fleming at Guelph Animal Hospital volunteered to do the surgery Stormy required for his eyes, (how generous!) and this video is him at the clinic just after his surgery. While he was under anesthetic, Stormy had his teeth cleaned (and one rotten tooth removed), and a cyst was removed from his leg. Once he's had some follow up appointments to be sure everything is healed, Stormy will be available for adoption. Donate to Stormy’s care by clicking the “Donate Now” button at Stormy's profile page: http://www.ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com/las757 . . . #ladybirdanimalsanctuary #lookwhatlovecando #hamont #hamilton #hamontcats #rescue #rescued #rescuecat #rescuedcat #rescuedcatsofinstagram #animalrescue #animalcharity #stormy #entropion #surgery #vet #guelphanimalhospital @guelphanimalhospital #declawedanddumped #stopdeclawing #thepawproject @pawproject #fourpawdeclawed #nodeclawing

Turns out it's fixable with surgery, but I'm terrified that it might go wrong. Anyone who's had experience with it, care to clue me in?

The sketch for today goes to Dark_Warchief on Twitter.

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Entropion is an eye condition where the eyelid turns inward. Typically entropion occurs on the lower eyelid where the skin and lashes rub painfully against the cornea. Oculoplastic and eyelid surgeon. Full time consultant at the Adnexal Department at Moorfields Eye Hospital specialising in all aspects of cosmetic and reconstructive eyelid surgery, lacrimal and orbital disease, in adults and children. Visit - http://www.parishams.com/

A very passionate doctor where “patient comes first” and “service from the bottom of the heart” is the spirit. Dr. Mrs. Kshipra Aphale is senior and renowned eye surgeon in Thane-Mumbai area. She is Director of Dr. Aphale’s Eye Hospital & Aphale’s Eye Clinic. She is specialized and trained in most advanced phaco cataract surgery and complicated cataract surgery.