It is generally easy to detect problems with a dog’s eyes. As long as you notice the first signs of illness, take immediate measures to avoid turning a small problem into a serious illness. The editor would also like to remind all parents here that by paying more attention and taking good daily eye care, you can avoid eye diseases to a large extent.

Signal 1 - abnormal tears

If you see your dog crying non-stop, first check to see if there is dust in its eyes. If there is no dust and the dog still sheds tears, or even the color of the tears becomes cloudy, it means there is something wrong with the eyes.

Signal 2 - Accumulation of eye mucus

When a dog is not sick, he may have eye mucus just after waking up, but it will not be too much. In addition, in addition to eye problems, a large amount of eye droppings may also be caused by canine distemper, canine infectious liver disease or fever. However, in addition to eye droppings, these diseases may also be accompanied by other symptoms such as fever.

Signal 3 - Red eyes

This is mostly a problem with keratitis and conjunctivitis. Eye problems often only occur on one side. When the conjunctiva of both eyes is red at the same time, there may be other problems, and you should go to the hospital for examination immediately.

Signal 4 - Rubbing or rubbing eyes

If a dog rubs its eyes on the wall or rubs its eyes with its paws, it means that it feels itchy or painful around the eyes. Another type of rubbing may mean that the dog's eyesight is declining and the dog can't see clearly or even lose sight. Frequent rubbing of the eyes indicates inflammation, retinal disease, cataracts, glaucoma and other problems in the dog's eyes.