Koalas in the Noosa Region

21 4. Wet and/or dirty bottom Indicates cystitis, a painful bladder infection caused by a chlamydia infection. Untreated, it can lead to kidney damage and death. Early treatment can facilitate full recovery. 5. Crusty and infected eyes Indicates conjunctivitis from chlamydia, causing swollen, inflamed, weepy or crusty eyes. If untreated, it can result in blindness and condition decline. Early treatment can facilitate full recovery. Signs of a healthy koala: A clean white spotty rump and a thick grey coat. Signs of a healthy koala: Bright, clear eyes that are free from swelling or discharge. No fur loss around the eyes. Signs of an unhealthy koala: Wet and or Brown or rusty staining on the rump. Signs of an unhealthy koala: Weepy, swollen, red and/or crusty yellow eye surrounds, indicating potential infection or illness.

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