The dog s eyes are red, what s going on?

It may be conjunctivitis, trichiasis, fever, etc.

First of all, for the most common conjunctival redness, the diseases or symptoms that can cause this condition are conjunctivitis, trichiasis, fever, etc. For dogs, eyelid redness is usually caused by diseases or symptoms such as dehydration, trauma, nasolacrimal duct blockage or congenital dysplasia, ectoparasite bites, and local ** lesions in the eye.

Common causes of red eyes in dogs can be as follows:

1. Caused by accelerated blood circulation after a large amount of exercise. It is normal for dogs with red eyes caused by this situation, and it will naturally be fine after the dog's body temperature drops.

2. Heat up. The dog's body is too hot, resulting in a lot of eye feces, the white part of the eyes will turn red, and the eye feces will be secreted more, yellow and sticky. Dogs will feel thirsty, love to drink water, and will have some breath.

This kind of red eye needs to be adjusted in terms of the food you eat, and the eye problem can be improved with dog eye drops.

3. Infection with bacteria, or inflammation on fire, will also lead to red eyes, this situation needs to be dealt with in time, otherwise the dog's eyes may become more and more serious.

4.Lacrimal adenitis. It is also one of the reasons for the dog's red eyes, mainly because the tear glands that secrete tears are infected, resulting in abnormal and large amounts of tears, and the nasolacrimal ducts have no time to dredge so many tears, which will lead to too much eye feces in dogs and cause red and swollen eyes.

5.Trauma, some dogs are out and fight with other dogs, or when they are scratching their own unintentional scratches, they may get their eyes, resulting in redness, if it is not serious, they will be fine after a while.

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The redness of the dog's eyes is generally caused by fire, dry eye, keratitis, conjunctivitis, fever, trauma, canine plague and other conditions. If it is caused by fire or trauma, you need to pay attention to the dog's diet, and dogs with dry eyes, keratitis or conjunctivitis can use eye drops**. For dogs with fever and canine plague, it is recommended to send them to seek medical attention**.

If your dog's eyes are slightly red, it may be the cause of irritation and dry eyes. Eye diseases, such as keratitis, conjunctivitis, etc., can also cause red blood in your dog's eyes. Inflammation caused by diseases such as colds and fevers, eye trauma, and canine distemper can also cause red eyes in dogs.

If it is caused by dry eye syndrome, keratitis, and conjunctivitis, the owner needs to go to a regular pet hospital or *** to buy special eye drops for pets, and then drop them on the dog's eyes for it**.

Lacrimal adenitis is also one of the causes of eye redness, mainly because the tears secreted by the lacrimal glands are infected, resulting in abnormal secretion of a large amount of tears, and the nasal cavity and tear ducts secrete too late to remove so many tears, resulting in excessive secretion of red and swollen eyes in dogs. The most common form is drug control, which can take anywhere from five days to four weeks, depending on the severity of the condition.

If it is caused by trauma or fire, pay attention to disinfecting and sterilizing the dog's wound. Dogs with fever and canine plague often have symptoms such as weakness of limbs, malaise, and loss of appetite while their eyes appear red and bloodshot, so it is recommended to go to the pet hospital in time**.

There are several possible conditions for a dog's red eyes.

Clause. 1. Conjunctivitis, when there is a foreign body in the dog's eye, or the conjunctiva is damaged, it may lead to the occurrence of conjunctivitis, so it leads to redness of the eyes.

Clause. 2. Kidney disease, kidney disease may also cause red eyes and a urea taste in the mouth.

Clause. 3. Uterine pyometra, when the dog has uterine pyometra, a disease with serious inflammation, it will also cause red eyes.

It is also possible that the dog has an allergic reaction, which may not only cause redness of the eyes, but also may cause edema of the conjunctiva and oral mucosa or symptoms such as difficulty breathing, and it is recommended that the owner take the dog to the pet hospital for desensitization in time. Finally, there may be abnormal lesions in the dog's eyes, such as the dog's eyelid inversion, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcer, endophthalmitis and glaucoma, etc., which may cause the dog's eyes to appear red.