Owners often do not pay special attention to the dog's eyes, but in fact, if the dog's eyes are uncomfortable and even develops diseases, it will affect the quality of life at the least, and at the worst, it will cause blindness. Therefore, the owner should protect his or her dog's life as well.

1. It is already sending a signal - but you have to see! There is a problem with your eyes and it is generally easy to detect. However, careless owners often make such mistakes, believing that as long as the dog eats well and does not experience mobility difficulties, it is not considered sick. Many times, it is this mentality that makes the owner miss the signal of initial illness and delays minor illnesses into major illnesses.

Sick signal 1: Tears are abnormal

Tears are liquids that help the eyes stay moist. When the eyes enter the ash layer, they also rely on tears to clean the eyeballs and rinse foreign objects. Therefore, if you see your dog crying constantly, and even the color of the tears becomes turbid, it means there is something wrong with your eyes.

Sickness signal 2: Eye boredom accumulation

When the eyes are inflammation, purulent secretions will be mixed in the tears, which will make the tears turbid and sticky. In this way, tears are difficult to often be removed from the tear ducts, and will accumulate in the corners of the eyes, forming large lumps.

When the dog is not sick, it may also have eye poop when it just wakes up, but not too much. In addition, in addition to eye problems, a large amount of eye borehole accumulation may also be caused by canine distemper, infectious hepatitis or fever. However, in addition to eye borehole, these may also be accompanied by symptoms such as fever.

Sickness signal 3: Eye lids are swollen

The dog's eyes are inflamed, and the eyelids may become congested, red or even significantly swollen. If you carefully compare the dog's eyes, if there is a clear difference, especially when the two eyelids suddenly become different in size, it is very likely that the eyelid of the smaller eyelid has swollen.

Sickness signal 4: Redness in the eyes

Whether it is the corners of the eyes, eyelids or whites in the eyes, it means that there is a problem with the eyes. This is mostly a problem with keratitis and conjunctivitis. If the dog's blood circulation is not good, the conjunctiva will also be congested. The method of discrimination is very simple. Eyelid problems often occur only on one side. When the conjunctiva of both eyes turns red at the same time, it should be suspected that it is caused by other problems.

Sick signal 5: Rubbing or rubbing the eyes

Dog rubbing glasses on the wall or rubbing the eyes with paws, which means itching or pain around the eyes. Another way to rub the eyes may be vision loss, which cannot be seen clearly or even invisible. Inflammation of the eyes, retinal disease, fundus bleeding, or cataracts, or glaucoma may cause the dog to rub his eyes. When foreign objects such as gray are inserted into the eyes, the dog will also feel awkward and rub the eyes.

Sickness signal 6: Protruding or whitening eyeballs in dogs are a sign of increased intraocular pressure, which may lead to glaucoma. The dog's strength will decline when it suffers from glaucoma and will also feel severe pain. If a white cloud appears in the dog's dark eyeballs, its strength will also decline. This is a manifestation of cataracts. Elderly cataracts often occur after the age of 6, but puppies may also have congenital cataracts.