Eye on steer is cloudy and dripping

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My yearling steer has an eye that is dripping and looks cloudy. Is this a problem, if so what needs to be done? Thanks
 
Why would you have to remove the eye? Its only pink-eye not a cancer eye!

La-200 and inject the eye with penicillan/dex, if its real bad make a patch out of an old pair of levis and glue it over the eye. Not a big deal.
 
I had a cow with the same symptoms about a month ago. I gave her 4.5cc's per hundred pounds of body weight (LA-200) and followed up with the same dosage 48 hours later and it cleared hers up completely within a few days. Her eye had developed a fairly large blue spot, but it is totally gone now.

Zach
 
rross":34q5oil7 said:
La-200 and inject the eye with penicillan/dex,

This does not mean stick a needle in the eye...what rross is saying, remove the needle from syringe and squirt some penicillan onto the eye...
 
I sold a calf at the aution last Saturday. While browsing about, I bet at least 10% of the cattle I saw there had this condition. The more I looked around, the more I liked my heifers.
 
Thanks for all of the replies and advice! It is great to have others lend a helping hand.
 
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