Final Video: A 14-year-old Silkie Terrier eyeball is saved by 3rd eyelid flapand tarsorrhaphy
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 13/01/2016

Jan 2016.
The first vet treated the eye injury with eye drops and E-collar but the results were not good. The vet advised removal of the eyeball (enucleation). 

The owner came to me for a 2nd opinion. Tarsorrhaphy (stitching up the eyelids) was successful in healing the deep ulcer.

Deep ulcers can be treated by conjunctival flap which costs  much more and requires more expertise. Outcomes depend on the experience of the vet surgeon.