Case Report of Pink Eye in Sapera Goats

Abstract

Twelve sapera goats aged 2 months to 1.5 years old in CV. Telaga Rizky presented decreased appetite, yellowish white discharge in the eyes causing the eyes closed and blink, swelling in the eyes, reddish discoloration in conjunctiva accompanied by a cloudy color of the cornea. The goats diagnosed with pink eye disease. Pink eye or keratoconjunctivitis is a contagious bacterial disease of the eyes. Treatment using mixed lime and antibiotic of Dumocycline as topical medicine in the eyes twice a day also vitamin injection of Vitol-140 3ml/goats once along the treatment was well tolerated. Goats was declared healthy in a week of treatment.