plz any one help me
- Dear personnel staff of gentledoberman
I'm bahaa from Egypt .
There's a special case I encounter with my newly born bubby ( 2months and 5 days old ) .
Her features are :-
Type: Doberman
Color : black with a white third toe in her left front leg , and a white spot in her chest . important to mention there have been white projecting acne or abssesses between her ears .
After 15 days :she opened her eyes of blue pupil .
AFTER 45 days : the left eye lid was shut in abnormal way . the wight eye still opened but with a white small spot (dot) on the pubil . the left lid if pried opend it is show a wide , dominating white cloud covering all over the eye .
When I asked a speacialized vet he advised me to give her :-
Tobramycin 3mg
Dexame thasone 1 mg
As eye drops administered for both eyes two times aday/ week , plus an anti-fungal , antibacterial ointment providrd here in Egyption market under the trade name ( daktarin) for the topical abssesses , to be administered only once aday/week .
Daktarin showed agreat progress with those abssesses , but the first eye drops worsened the case , as the small white dot on the right eye pupil widened , and the lid was shut & both could barely opened .
So , I visted another vet and he advised me with :-
Dexame thasone 1mg
Neomycxin (as sulphate ) 3.5 mg
Polymyxin-b-sulphate 6000 iu
With ( nizoral ) tab. To be crushed with ( saline 9/10) and administered to both eyes , once aday .
I did not apply the latest treatment , because I'm really worried . I'm sincerely waiting for your generous response .
Please it's urgent .
Thanks for your precious time ,
bahaa

I don't know what kind of vet services might be available for you there, but do you have canine ophthalmologists (eye specialists)? It sounds like the puppy needs to see one.
I had a puppy once that had a calcium deposit in his eye. It looked like a splotch of white paint on his eye when his eyes opened. The ophthalmologist prescribed drops that broke it up and the problem was solved. The other thing I wonder about is persistent pupillary membranes - depending on where they are attached, you might see them as white spots in the eye. But I wouldn't think that either of these problems would cause the puppy to not be able to open its eyelids. Please ask your regular vet for a referral to an ophthalmologist.
I am guessing that the acne you describe on the puppy's head is staph infection.