Protruding pimples on dog eyelids may be caused by trauma, mosquito bites, folliculitis, blepharitis, eye tumors, etc. It needs to be treated with drugs, physical therapy and surgery. Through active and effective treatment, It can control the development of the disease, reduce the damage to the eye skin after the disease, and help the disease to be controlled. If the disease continues to worsen, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time.

1. Trauma

If the dog’s eye skin is subjected to direct or indirect violence, it will cause local skin and soft tissue damage, causing swelling, pain, redness and other symptoms, and may also cause local bulges. Red pimples need to be improved by alternating ice and hot compresses first. They can also be improved by taking blood-activating and analgesic drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Mosquito bites

If the eye skin is bitten by a mosquito, the mosquito venom will enter the dog's eye skin, irritate the local mucous membrane, and cause erythema and swelling. Use antihistamine and antibiotic ointments as directed by your doctor to improve the condition.

3. Folliculitis

It is a common skin disease. It is mainly caused by not paying attention to local skin hygiene and fungal infection. It can cause local hair follicles to suppurate, cause atrophy, and cause pimples and skin problems. Symptoms such as itching and pain need to be treated with pet-specific antibiotics and antifungal drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

4. Blepharitis

It is an infectious disease. As the disease progresses, it may cause local suppuration and damage to local surrounding tissues, causing raised bumps, which may appear when touched by hand. If you experience mild pain, you need to use antibiotic eye drops as directed by your doctor.

5. Eye tumors

If a tumor appears in the eye, it will cause local skin swelling. As the tumor gradually increases, it may rupture, affecting normal function. Vision requires surgery to remove the tumor under the guidance of a doctor.

During the treatment, the dog’s eyelids should be cleaned and washed with running water to prevent bacterial growth and help with recovery.