charleywhaley
New Member
Hello everyone, I'm new so not sure if there is another thread to solve this but its quite urgent.
I think my veiled (Yemen) chameleon has gone well and truely blind. Shes had alot of problems with her eyes and the vet said it was lack of vitamin A so we give her lettuce and sometimes she'd eat and other times she wouldn't.
I just went to mist her tank and her one of her eyes look like they are really watery and the blacks of her eyes keep seeming to roll into the top of her eyelid. I'm very scared because usually she squeaks at me if i try to go near her and flinches nearly falling off her perch but she is okay with my partner but hes at work and will be heartbroken if she has gone blind
Today however i poked her and she didnt even seem to flinch and when i waved my hand infront of both eyes she doesnt react. Her right eye seems normal its just the left one that seems to look like its watery but shes still not responding to movement on either eye.
I have a link to a picture to show you of her left eye the watery one. The puffiness around her eye is what the vet said was because of her lacking in Vitamin A so she can't shed her skin properly in the eyes so they get swollen.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c58/therasmuschik/DSCN1964-1.jpg:original
I think my veiled (Yemen) chameleon has gone well and truely blind. Shes had alot of problems with her eyes and the vet said it was lack of vitamin A so we give her lettuce and sometimes she'd eat and other times she wouldn't.
I just went to mist her tank and her one of her eyes look like they are really watery and the blacks of her eyes keep seeming to roll into the top of her eyelid. I'm very scared because usually she squeaks at me if i try to go near her and flinches nearly falling off her perch but she is okay with my partner but hes at work and will be heartbroken if she has gone blind
Today however i poked her and she didnt even seem to flinch and when i waved my hand infront of both eyes she doesnt react. Her right eye seems normal its just the left one that seems to look like its watery but shes still not responding to movement on either eye.
I have a link to a picture to show you of her left eye the watery one. The puffiness around her eye is what the vet said was because of her lacking in Vitamin A so she can't shed her skin properly in the eyes so they get swollen.
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c58/therasmuschik/DSCN1964-1.jpg:original