My cat stuck his claw into my lion head rabbit, Meatball's, eye. I had brought him to a vet and she told me that she couldn't tell if the whole eye was punctured or if it was just a surface injury because there was a piece of the eye blocking the hole. She gave me eye drops and told me to give them to him 3 times a day, and if his eye were to look worse to bring him back and have her look at it. It started to look a lot better, almost normal - the only thing that was wrong was that you could still see where the claw went in. His eye started to get worse after that, but I didn't notice until he hopped in my lap one day because he wasn't scratching at it or showing that it was bothering him in any way. He started to keep his eye shut and it would water like crazy. It started to look worse. Now, before whoever is reading this starts to think I'm a careless bunny owner for not bringing him to the vet at THIS point - not only does my family not have the money, but even if we did, he's still "just a rabbit" to my dad. I finally convinced him to let me bring him to the vet and the prescribed him Beytrol (or however it's spelled) for swelling and pain. They gave me 5 pre-filled syringes and told me to mix it with pineapple to juice to help him digest it better and so the taste wasn't so harsh. When I finished that medicine up, they told me to give him 7 more days of Beytrol. At this point they had already sucked at least $200 dollars out of my parents pocket that they didn't really have in the first place. They told me to come back 5 days into his second batch of Beytrol and prescribed him Panacur-C, which is canine dewormer, and Metacat, which is an anti-inflammatory. The dewormer packages were to be split into quarters and give him a quarter of it a day, with pineapple juice. I didn't feel comfortable giving him canine dewormer, it was just a gut feeling that told me not to give it to him. But, I proceeded to give him to the Metacam. Forums online told me that Metacam was an opiate, so when my rabbit became more lethargic and didn't eat much, it didn't seem weird to me since I've learned that opiates kind of take away your appetite. I took him back to vet and they looked at his eye and we talked about what had been going on and not only did she say to stop giving him the medicine, but she also said that the eye needed to come out. As of right now, there is puss and bacteria under the first layer of his eye and you can't see is pupil or iris. The puss becomes more visible every day. I'm afraid it will pop and kill him  I need to know if there is anything I can do to make him more comfortable, or even make it better. And I'm also worried because they said it would be $600-1,000 to take his eye out. I don't have that kind of money! HELP!