What to do if your dog has eye droppings

The solution for dogs with eye droppings

1. Clean the eye sockets: Dogs who often have eye discharge should clean the eye sockets every day. If necessary, you can help the dog wash the eyes, which can reduce the production of eye discharge.

2. Feed more water: usually the dog’s diet is mainly light diet, feed more vegetables and fruits, especially let the dog drink more water.

3. Eat some carrots: Carrots have the effect of clearing the liver and improving eyesight. Occasionally feeding dogs is good for the eyes. For daily snacks, you can choose delicious duck jerky, which is a good choice as a training reward or a daily snack.

4. Replace the dog with low-salt natural dog food. You can feed more fruits and vegetables daily to supplement the dog's vitamins and minerals.

Causes of Eye Gum in Dogs

1. Infection and inflammation

If the dog suffers from certain eye diseases, there may be a lot of brown eye droppings on the dog's eyes. In this case, it is best to go to the hospital, prescribe some eye drops, and give the dog a few days to see if it improves.

2. Self-problems

Some dog breeds are born with a lot of eye feces or tear stains because of their large eyes. For this, the owner needs to help the dog to scrub the eye sockets frequently, and do a good job of hygiene and cleaning at ordinary times.

3. Something got into the eye

Dogs are not very sensitive to foreign objects in the eyes. Sometimes small bugs fly by and enter the eyes, causing damage to the eyes, causing tears or eye droppings.

4. Get angry

Dogs will have more eye droppings because they eat hot food or drink less water. Usually the dog's diet is mainly light diet, feed more vegetables and fruits, especially let the dog drink more water.