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Here is a young Great Dane patient seen at CullenWebb. This patient had a prolapsed gland of the third eyelid involving the right eye. From a distance it appeared that this was the only problem. Upon closer inspection, however, it was obvious that the cartilage of the third eyelid was malformed and “rolled” in appearance. "Cherry eye" is the term used to describe a prolapsed gland of the third eyelid. This condition, most commonly, is likely heritable in nature and is more commonly seen in breeds with droopy eyelids (eg spaniel breeds, Bulldogs, Great Danes, Mastiffs). In some instances cherry eye can result from a traumatic event. Regardless of the cause, without corrective surgery, patients with cherry eye will suffer from longstanding ocular irritation and possible impaired tear production leading to corneal disease including corneal ulceration. Although family veterinarians may perform cherry-eye repair, CullenWebb recommends that patients with atypical cherry-eye (as seen in the present patient) or recurring cherry-eye, despite previous surgical intervention, be seen by a veterinary ophthalmologist. To arrange an appointment either request referral by your veterinarian or contact CullenWebb directly at 1-506-204-8433 www.cullenwebb.com #cherryeye #tearing #thirdeyelid #dog #animaleyedoctor #veterinary #ophthalmologist #eye #greatdane @great_danes_of_instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/BqavD4hBSPc/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lopzaoq1ie0s

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Here is a photo of a Great Dane puppy with scrolled cartilage of the third eyelid. The second photo (swipe left) is the third eyelid immediately following surgical correction. Cartilage defects of the third eyelid are relatively common in Great Danes, and other young giant breeds of dog. CullenWebb recommends that all patients with 3rd eyelid cartilage anomalies be referred to a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist for examination and surgery. To arrange an appointment either request referral by your family veterinarian or contact us directly at 1-506-204-8433 #cullenwebb #animaleyedoctor #greatdane #giantbreed #thirdeyelid #veterinary #specialist #dogsofinstagram #veterinaryophthalmology https://www.instagram.com/p/BydesKvF8YE/?igshid=15y39eki86lr6

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Here’s Nacho, a 9 month old Boston terrier puppy 🐶 with prolapsed glands of the third eyelid (aka Cherry-eye). The top photo is before surgery the lower photo is immediately after recovery from anesthesia from surgery. Cherry-eye is a condition typically seen in young dogs and cats. The condition likely has a heritable component as it is commonly seen in brachycephalic breeds of dogs and cats, and in giant breeds of dogs, and in spaniels. Importantly, however, any breed or mixed breeds can be affected. Without treatment patients with cherry-eye are predisposed to developing dry eye (is kcs) and chronic ocular irritation. Should Cherry-eye occur in a breed that is difficult to correct or if cherry-eye is recurring despite surgical therapy, we recommend referral to a veterinary ophthalmologist. Such a referral will permit identification of concurrent ocular conditions (eg third eyelid cartilage anomalies etc) that make surgical correction challenging. Referral will also permit a thorough discussion regarding treatment options sand prognoses. A veterinary ophthalmologist is has surgical expertise to deal with difficult or complicated cases of cherry-eye. To arrange an appointment either contact CullenWebb directly or request referral from your family veterinarian. www.cullenwebb.com #cherryeye #animaleyedoctor #veterinaryophthalmologist #thirdeyelid #nachoiscute #nachorocks https://www.instagram.com/p/BtCBxZyB_N5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rjxhwyqobxu

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Here is a 6 month old Great Dane patient seen at CullenWebb. Similar to previous post not long ago - these patients could be related. This patient had a malformation of the cartilage of the third eyelid involving the right eye (referred to CullenWebb as a prolapsed gland of the third eyelid). From a distance it appeared that this was the only problem. The gland of the right third eyelid was in an appropriate position. This condition, is likely heritable in nature and is more commonly seen in giant breeds (eg Great Danes, Mastiffs). Further, as is seen in this photo, this patient has significant ventral and lateral entropion (inrolling of the eyelid) of the lower eyelids. This form of entropion is common in large and giant breeds of dogs. Though entropion can be repaired by family veterinarians, entropion in young giant breed dogs can be difficult and benefit from surgery being performed by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist. Though head conformation can change considerably until up to 3 years of age in giant breeds and mild entropion can correct as the animal matures, severe cases occurring at a young age and causing corneal ulceration (as in the present case) can benefit from surgical repair. Third eyelid cartilage anomalies are often more difficult to repair than they seem and also benefit from surgical correction by a veterinary ophthalmologist. Surgical correction of the third eyelid cartilage anomaly and the entropion was performed in this patient. The patient was immediately more comfortable following surgery. CullenWebb recommends giant breed dogs with entropion and third eyelid abnormalities be examined by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist. Such an examination will permit an accurate diagnosis, tailor-made treatment options with a thorough discussion of complications and prognoses. To arrange an appointment either request referral by your family veterinarian or contact CullenWebb directly at 1-506-204-8433 www.cullenwebb.com #cherry-eye #cartilageanomaly #entropion #tearing #thirdeyelid #dog #animaleyedoctor #veterinary #ophthalmologist #eye #greatdane @great_danes_of_instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/BsrZmBgB5ij/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=h5gg7y6z3mvu

[wotawoman-blog]

Been to the vets today with my ginger lion Loki 🦁 he has a visible third eyelid (non-inflamed so not cherry eye) which usually means they are sick but the vet has given him a full bill of health and just some Metacam incase he is in any pain #Ginger #GingerCat #ThirdEyelid #Sick #Illness #Pet #FurFamily

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Thirdeyelid's Ranked Sorting

The first time I took the test I was a Gryffindor/Slytherin Hatstall. My original test answers are in bold (I think; my notes died with the harddrive they were on; I'm fairly certain about all of them except q5.)

First off, this is a great Hatstall to demonstrate how bloody weird Gryff-related Hatstalls are. If you check out my spreadsheet, things like a Slytherpuff or a Slytherclaw Hatstall always make sense: they go back and forth between the 2 Houses, with the answers pretty evenly split. But this one looks like it ought to be outright Gryff - 2/(3)/4/(7) are all Gryff vs. only 1/(6)/7 Slyth! There's no question it should be Gryffindor. (Even if you mistook your Q5 answer and it was a Slyth-based answer, it still shouldn't be enough to Hatstall.) But Gryff-involved Hatstalls tend to be so strange compared to other Hatstalls that part of me has wondered wtf is up with Pottermore's scoring algorithm in relation to Gryffindor. 

1) Ignorant>Selfish>Cowardly>Ordinary;

Claw > Puff > Gryff > Slyth

don't care>adventures/achievements>smile;

Slyth > Gryff/Claw > Puff

the wise>good>bold>great;

Claw > Puff > Gryff > Slyth

wisdom>love>glory/power

Claw > Puff > Gryff > Slyth

And this is what I mean when I talk about bad/odd question draw. Your ordering is the exact same for every possible Q1 except the one you happened to draw on the actual quiz - Claw 1st, Puff 2nd, Gryff 3rd, Slyth last - but then you got a Slyth-1st answer for the actual quiz.

You have 3 Claw answers: 1 Slyth for Q1.

2) golden potion>silvery>chocoplums>ink (hallucinations would be kinda cool tho);

Gryff > Claw > Puff > Slyth

piano>violin>drum>trumpet;

Claw > Slyth > Gryff > Puff (reflects popular distribution perfectly)

silver tree>toadstools/pool>statue;

Claw > Puff/Slyth > Gryff

black box>golden casket>pewter>tortoiseshell;

Slyth > Claw > Gryff > Puff

log fire>sea>parchment>home

Gryff > Slyth > Claw > Puff

2 Claw: 2 Gryff: 1 Slyth for this question

3) cure>book>records;

Gryff primary, Claw secondary. 

trusted>liked>praised>feared>imitated>envied;

Puff/Gryff, more Puff than Gryff (...probably. The numbers are really close and I've been assuming primary Hufflepuff.) Overall, it's Huffledor > Puff > Gryffinslyth (possible tiny Claw weight) > Slyth > Claw > Slyth. 

Both your cure ordering and this question fall prey to Pottermore's natural pro-Gryff bias on these questions. These are horribly, horribly weighted: trusted is picked by over 50% of Ravenclaws and is also Slyth's #2 answer, while CBR is the #1 answer of every single House and picks up 75%+ Gryffs, 50%+ Claws, 35% of Slyths, and 25% of Puffs. Both questions have answers that are just way too disproportionately popular to be fair (and Ravenclaw in particular is really screwed on the trusted question, since imitated is the only answer with a clear 'Claw link and it's not even attractive to Ravenclaws. On ranked Sortings it consistently places last or second-to-last overall.) As I've pointed out, Gryff has issues with having all of the most popular answers; trusted and praised have heavy Gryff weight and account for over 60% of all responses (and I have the fewest Gryff/Puff Sortings, so if I had equivalent numbers of Gryff/Puff Sortings that percentage would actually increase by a large amount.) This is especially problematic because of the weight given to questions 3 and 4 in relation to the rest of the quiz. 

boredom>hunger>cold>being ignored/loneliness

Gryffinslyth > Huffleclaw > Huffleslyth > Slytherclaw > Huffledor. It's very typical for the physical answers of hunger/cold to be ranked side by side.

So Gryff weight on all 3, and Slyth, Puff, and Claw get one each.

4) invisibility>appearance>read minds>past>strength>animals;

Gryff > Slytherclaw > Ravenslyth > Slythergryff > Puff > Huffleclaw

ghosts>vampires>werewolves>centaurs/goblins/merpeople>trolls;

Gryffinclawpuff (most weight to Gryff) > Slytherpuff > Huffledor > Ravendor/Slytherclaw/Slytherin > Puff.

Again, a hugely problematic question: the 3 most popular creatures overall are all Gryff-weighted, while Hufflepuff gets trolls, which no one ever answers. (Slytherin is also fairly disadvantaged: vampires and goblins are relatively unpopular.) It's not as bad as the Q3s, but it's also not great. 

every area>flying>transfiguration>apparition>secrets>magical creatures>hexes

Ravenclaw > Huffledor > Raven(secondary unknown) > Slytherdor > Gryff > Puff > Slyth. Either each House has a 3rd subject that I haven't uncovered yet or Gryff gets one extra. Hexes and jinxes, at least, appears purely Slytherin.

2 Gryff, 2 Claw, 1 Puff.

5) confuse the troll>all three fight>volunteer>draw lots;

Claw > Slyth > Gryff > Puff. Reflects overall popularity.

ask>truth>lie>don't wait;

Gryff > Claw > Puff > Slyth. Slyth is always ranked last here.

woods path>cobbled street>grassy lane>dark alley;

Gryff > Claw > Puff > Slyth

trapped in dark room>high>silly voice>no one knows me;

Gryff > Claw > Slyth > Puff. 

withdraw>proceed with caution>discover the source>stand ground;

Claw > Puff > Gryff > Slyth. Slyth also gets screwed on this (and the silly voice nightmare and jinxing the Muggle, although you didn't place those dead last.) 

ask>mental health>jinx>bluff

Claw > Puff > Slyth > Gryff. Very unusual for bluffing to be so low.

6) Dusk; Stars; Forest

Slytherpuff (more Puff); Huffledor (more Puff; also caveat of 75% of Claws giving vs. 64% of Gryffs); Gryffinclaw (more Gryff)

7) Black; Heads; Right

Slytherdor (more Slyth); Ravenpuff (more Claw); Gryffinpuff (more Gryff)

Overall, you're definitely a Gryffindor, and I'd call Ravenclaw your #2 House. (Of course, this is going by scoring - keep in mind the biases of the quiz, which have really affected your quiz in particular with the cure order, ghosts, trusted, and stars all being Gryff-slanted even though a majority of Ravenclaws pick each and every one of them. (At the moment, excepting the cure ordering, MORE Ravenclaws overall are picking each of those answers than Gryffindor despite not getting any points for it, although it's a very very narrow margin in the case of trusted. Also, trusted, that cure order, ghosts, and stars are all Ravenclaw-majority answers despite 'Claws not getting points for any of them.)

It's a bit of a hard call for the #3, but Slyth is probably #3 and Puff #4. The right question set could put you in any House (even trusted/ghosts/dusk/heads could do it for Puff if you split the other answers) but statistically you're most likely to get Gryff, then Claw.  

8) Ravenclaw > Gryffindor > Slytherin > Hufflepuff

Thanks!

No problem, hope that helps! Feel free to message me if you have any questions.

ETA: Gah, the bolding is still broken. Hopefully this is still legible. 

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