Pimples on dog eyes may be caused by internal heat, third eyelid hyperplasia, mosquito bites, skin diseases, etc. If the pimple grows on the inner edge of the dog's eye, does not grow, affects the dog's vision, and causes the dog to feel uncomfortable and scratch and rub, then it is third eyelid hyperplasia. In this case, it can be removed surgically. . But if the pimples grow on the eyelids or around the eyes, you need to consider whether it is caused by internal heat, mosquito bites, or skin diseases. You need to consult a pet doctor in time for medication.

1. Getting internal heat

If the owner usually feeds the dog dry food and the dog does not like to drink water, it will easily get internal heat, causing a small hole to appear suddenly on the eye. Pimples are also accompanied by symptoms such as yellow urine, bad breath, excessive eye feces, and worsened tear stains. In this case, the owner needs to adjust the dog's diet structure in time, and can give the dog some light food, such as vegetables and fruits, and let the dog drink more water.

2. Third eyelid hyperplasia

If the pimple is on the inner edge of the dog’s eye, it should be considered as third eyelid hyperplasia. Because dogs will scratch it repeatedly with their hands due to its impact on vision, causing infection, it is recommended that the owner remove the third eyelid through surgery. After the operation, the patient can recover by infusion within two to three days.

3. Mosquito bites

Because the hair around the dog’s eyes is relatively sparse, it is easy to be bitten by mosquitoes and form a red pimple. In this regard, it is recommended to repel mosquitoes in the environment where the dog lives, then apply pet-specific anti-inflammatory ointment to the dog's head, wear an Elizabethan ring on the dog, and trim the nails flat and smooth to prevent the dog from scratching. In general, it will gradually recover in about a week.

4. Skin diseases

If the pimple grows above or around the dog’s eyelids, it is also considered a skin disease caused by bacteria or fungi, which is usually accompanied by redness and swelling. , itching, scabs and other symptoms. It is recommended that the owner take the dog to the pet hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying the condition. In daily life, especially during the rainy season, owners need to keep their dogs and the surrounding environment dry and clean to reduce the occurrence of skin diseases.