Symptoms of dog keratitis:

1. The main symptoms are shyness and tearing, corneal congestion, corneal turbidity, or eyelid closure and corneal ulcers.

2. If a sick dog suffers from traumatic keratitis, there are often traces of trauma on the surface of the cornea, and the injured area is rough and uneven.

3. If the corneal epithelium is damaged and secondary infection occurs, a white bulge will form locally. If the damage is severe and the treatment is not timely, it can cause the corneal epithelium to fall off and cause tissue defective ulcers. Corneal ulcer.

Treatment methods for dog keratitis:

General concentration eye drops can be used, 0.5%-1% neomycin, 0.25% chloramphenicol, 0.5 % tetracycline, 0.5%-1% streptomycin, instill 1-2 drops into the eyes 4-6 times a day, each time. To control severe corneal infection, high-concentration eye drops, 5% streptomycin, 4w units/ml penicillin, 4w units/ml polymyxin or colistin can be used. Eye drops should be instilled for 1-2 seconds for half an hour. In the severe stage of inflammation, eye drops are required 15-20 times a day.