Lucky_P
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Depends on where the 'cloudiness' is.Any clue what would cause one eye to cloud up? Also going to have to wait till tomorrow to get a correct thermometer.
If it's the cornea (the 'clear' part of the eyeball, it could be corneal edema, secondary to a corneal scratch or ulcer.
If the fluid inside the eye (the aqueous humor) is cloudy, it may indicate septicemia/meningitis secondary to failure of passive transfer of maternal antibodies (didn't get colostrum).
Also, we occasionally see calves with congenital cataracts, so if its the lens/lenses, that's probably what you're dealing with.