What’s wrong with red bloodshot eyes like bugs?

Red bloodshot eyes in dogs are not parasites.

1. The red bloodshot eyes in the dog’s eyes are actually the peripheral capillaries in the eyes. When the dog’s body is congested, the blood vessels will be very obvious. This situation is more common in small dogs.

2. Dog eyes are more susceptible to eye nematodes, but the eye nematodes are milky white in color and relatively short in length. If your dog is found to be infected with eye worms, you need to take your dog to the pet hospital for treatment and treatment in time.

3. Eye inflammation may lead to conjunctivitis, keratitis and other diseases. It is recommended to go to the hospital to check whether there are other diseases in the eyes, such as corneal ulcers.

Why do dogs have bugs in their eyes?

1. Dogs with bugs in their eyes may be infected with eye worms. The owner needs to go to the pet hospital to buy eye drops specially designed to treat parasites and treat the dog.

2. If there are bugs in the dog’s eyes, it may be that flying insects have flown into the dog’s eyes. At this time, the owner can rinse the dog's eyes with saline.