No matter what the situation, it is normal for dogs to have eye mucus. Just like people have eye droppings, dog eyes and tear glands also have secretions. Dog eye droppings are usually light-colored and turn brown after drying. Sometimes they form hard masses in the inner corners of the eyes, which are easy to clean. Sometimes dogs produce a lot of brown eye feces. This is not normal, but because there is something wrong with their eyes.

When a dog has a lot of eye droppings that are very dark and turbid (not only concentrated in the corners of the eyes, but also around the eyes). What's wrong with the dog's eyes at this time?

The most common reasons:

Internal fire is too strong: it may be caused by spicy or dry food.

Foreign matter entering the eye: excessively long hair, etc.

Diseases caused by inflammation: Most are caused by strong liver fire. Keratitis is rarely caused by inflammation (in severe cases, it may lead to blindness)

These health problems will be reflected around the eyes, so dog eye droppings are also a problem that cannot be ignored.

Small treatment:

If you find that your dog has a lot of eye mucus, you can check it yourself first.

You need to see if the dog’s eyes are crying, are they particularly red, and think about what could be the cause? (For example, what the dog has eaten, what just happened, recent performance, etc.)

You can first use a cotton swab dipped in warm water to clean up eye mucus and secretions. In most cases, getting angry is the cause of excessive eye droppings and secretions. It is recommended to observe for about 3-4 days. During this period, try to avoid feeding human food and clean the eyes regularly every day. Check to see if there is any improvement in eye discharge. If there is no improvement, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

For dogs with longer hair and lighter colors, it is very important to clean up the eye feces in time. Long-haired dogs have more hair, so it is easy for hair to get into the eyes.

Although, you will find that the sensitivity of a dog's eyes is much worse than that of a human being. Sometimes if you see hairs in its eyes, it will not show any discomfort. However, hair entering the eyes will definitely cause some irritation to the eyes, so long-haired dogs are prone to producing brown eye feces or more secretions.

In addition, if not cleaned up in time, the eye feces will act like a dye and dye the hair under the dog's eyes into reddish brown. It can be said to be extremely difficult to wash off this color.

Owners, it is necessary to observe your dog’s eye symptoms at any time. You may accidentally...