🐾 Veterinary Aftercare

    Entropion Repair Aftercare Instructions

    A day-by-day recovery guide for entropion repair: what to expect, how to care for yourself, and when to call. Free to read and print.

    Typical recovery: about 14 daysVeterinary

    Entropion Repair recovery, day by day

    Day 0-2

    Eye Protection

    • E-collar is absolutely critical. Do NOT remove it for any reason.
    • Eye drops/ointment as prescribed. Follow the exact schedule.
    • Keep your pet in a dim, quiet room to reduce eye strain
    • No rubbing, scratching, or pawing at the eye/face
    Day 3-14

    Healing

    • Continue all eye medications exactly as prescribed
    • Check for excessive tearing, squinting, or cloudiness
    • Activity restriction: avoid rough play that could impact the face
    • Recheck at 7-14 days

    When to call your provider or 911

    • Excessive bleeding from the incision that doesn't stop
    • Incision opens, separates, or has pus/foul odor
    • Your pet is extremely lethargic or unresponsive
    • Persistent vomiting or diarrhea for more than 12 hours
    • Difficulty breathing or blue/pale gums
    • Refusal to eat or drink for more than 24 hours after surgery
    • Collapse or inability to stand
    • Eye appears to bulge or pupil looks different
    • Sudden vision loss or bumping into things
    • Squinting or holding the eye shut

    When in doubt, call your clinic. For a medical emergency, call 911.

    Recovery milestones

    1. Day 5

      Initial healing

      Swelling reduced, eye/socket clean

    2. Day 14

      Recheck

      Vet evaluates healing progress

    3. Day 14

      Expected recovery

      Eye/socket typically healed, medications finished; contact us if the site still looks unhealed.

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