Pop Eye in Fish: Causes, Treatment, and Veterinary Care
Pop eye (exophthalmia) is eye protrusion from the socket. Causes include bacterial infections, trauma, or underlying health issues. A veterinarian—not a human doctor—should diagnose and treat. Treatments may include antibiotics, antifungals, or surgery. Never self-medicate; improper treatment can harm your fish.
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