Tips for giving eye drops to dogs:

1. Before giving eye drops to dogs, the owner needs to use absorbent cotton soaked in warm water to wipe away the dirt from the corners of the dog’s eyes. But be careful not to leave cotton residue on your dog’s eyelashes. 2. Then we can use one hand to hold the dog's chin, and the other hand to gently open the dog's eyelids, then take out the eye drops and start from the top of the dog's eyes, and drop them into the dog's eyes. enter.

3. Finally, quickly use two thumbs to gently close the dog's eyes, allowing the eye drops to fully absorb and infiltrate into the eyeballs. If the dog is disobedient, the owner can place the dog on his lap with his back facing him, hold the dog between his legs, hold his chin and tilt the dog's head back.

Causes of red eyes in dogs:

1. Conjunctivitis: Conjunctivitis is typically characterized by conjunctival congestion and increased eye secretions. Severe conjunctival congestion manifests itself Just red eyes.

2. Foreign body irritation: Dogs get tiny foreign bodies into their eyes during daily activities. The foreign bodies continue to irritate the conjunctiva, causing conjunctival congestion and making the eyes red, or the dog's own eyelids turn inward and the eyelashes are constantly irritated. Eyes will become red over time, and injuries to the eyes from fights with other dogs will also make the eyes red. These situations require timely treatment and intervention, otherwise they will become more serious.

3. Caused by parasitic diseases or infectious diseases: Parasitic parasites in the eyes can also cause various inflammations in the eyes, thus showing the characteristics of red eyes. The most common parasites parasitic in the eyes are filariasis. In addition to canine distemper, the disease can also be characterized by red eyes.