Nowadays, there are "weekly dogs" in too many places, and many novices don't know how to tell whether a dog is healthy. This is the same when the Bichon Frize is young. Let’s show you what a healthy Bichon Frize dog’s eyes look like.

A healthy Bichon Frize has bright and energetic eyes, clean and neat eyelashes, and slightly moist eye rims. Many diseases of Bichon Frize are reflected in the eyes.

Congestion and flushing of the conjunctiva (inside of the eyelids) are mostly signs of infectious diseases and thermal diseases.

Yellow staining of the conjunctiva (appearing beige) indicates that there may be lesions in the Bichon Frize's liver.

Pale conjunctiva is mostly caused by anemia in Bichon Frize dogs due to various reasons.

If the cornea (the outermost layer of the eyeball) is turbid and has white spots, it may be the middle and late stages of canine distemper or simple keratitis; if the cornea appears blue-gray, it may be infectious hepatitis (clinically, it is also Call this phenomenon "hepatitis blue eye").

If there is too much eye droppings, you need to pay more attention. Many Bichon Frize dogs suffering from canine distemper and infectious hepatitis have this phenomenon.

The Wuhan Bichon Frize with healthy eyes is the best choice for owners. During the purchase process, owners must not be careless and do the most basic selection work carefully and be careful. Generally, Bichon Frize dogs do not have any problems with their eyes, and they rarely suffer from other infectious diseases, so owners should pay special attention to this.