Management of Corneal Opacity in a Goat: A Case Report

A case of 2 year old goat with the history of cloudy eyes, lacrimation and loss of vision was presented. Detailed clinical examination revealed complete corneal opacity of both the eyes. The case was successfully treated by administration of sub-conjunctival injection of a mixture of 0.5ml Ceftriaxone and 0.5ml prednisolone. Regular washing of the eyes with normal saline followed by application of topical antibiotic was advised for 1 week. On 10th day after the injection and topical application, there was complete recovery with clear and transparent cornea.