The reasons why golden retrievers have eye droppings:

1. Internal heat caused by improper diet

When a golden retriever has sticky eye droppings, you must first consider whether it is Affected by diet, dogs’ physiques are different from people’s and cannot afford high-salt and heavy-tasting food. If the golden retriever is allowed to eat commercial food with excessive oil and salt content or greasy and heavy-tasting human food for a long time, it is likely to cause it Internal heat builds up, stimulating tearing and producing a large amount of eye secretions, and even ugly tear stains.
It is necessary to adjust the golden retriever's diet structure as soon as possible to avoid continuing to feed human food, replace it with some low-salt and light natural food to reduce its burden of salt excretion, and encourage drinking water and the intake of some fire-reducing fruits and vegetables, such as snow pears, Cucumbers, purple sweet potatoes, etc. can be mixed with some pethenjing in drinking water to help clean tear stains.
2. Eye irritation and infection
In addition to improper diet, this situation can also occur if the Golden Retriever’s eyes are irritated by harmful substances in the environment. Pet owners should avoid Golden Retrievers from getting close to construction sites. The hygiene at work and at home should also be good to avoid dust, smoke, etc. from irritating its eyes. Use clean wet wipes to wipe its eye secretions every day, and apply a few drops of Wangmuqing, 2 times a day. ~3 times to help it clean its eyes and maintain eye environment hygiene.
3. Stimulation of inverted eyelashes
If a golden retriever is born with inverted eyelashes, the eyelashes growing in the wrong direction repeatedly stimulate the surface of the eyeball, causing it to frequently shed tears and secrete a large amount of eye feces. If this situation exists, it is recommended to bring a golden retriever. Seeking medical attention and regularly removing inverted eyelashes can help improve the situation.
4. Be wary of canine distemper
If a Golden Retriever has recently developed yellow purulent eye droppings in the eyes and purulent discharge from the nose, accompanied by increased body temperature, poor energy, lethargy, loss of appetite, and hardened foot pads If the symptoms are present, pet owners should be alert to whether they are infected with canine distemper virus. They can use special test strips to check. If the symptoms are obvious, they should seek medical examination and treatment as soon as possible and deal with it in time.