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Image Quiz: The case of the crying rat
Author(s)Enry Garcia, DVM, MS, DACVO
What's behind the tearing and irritation in this rat's eye?
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This 2-year-old female intact pet rat has an acute history of ocular discomfort in its right eye. It has suddenly started to show signs of blepharospasm and excessive lacrimation. The rat keeps its eye closed most of the day and is starting to rub the eye more often.
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