What’s the matter with brown discharge from dog’s eyes?

The reasons why dogs have brown discharge in their eyes:
1. It may be that the dog eats too many offal and gets angry, which causes excessive secretion of eye feces and turns it brown. .
2. It may be that the dog’s eyes are stimulated by bacteria or viruses, causing excessive secretion of eye feces and turning it brown.
3. It may also be caused by diseases such as canine distemper that cause the dog’s eyes to secrete brown eye feces.
Solutions to brown discharge in dog’s eyes:
1. If it is caused by internal heat, the owner can help the dog clean the eyes and clean them regularly. Feed your dog some healthy and nutritious dog food, as well as some medicine that reduces internal heat.
2. If it is caused by eye infection, clean up the secretions around the dog’s eyes and give the dog eye drops in time to help keep the dog’s eyes clean.
3. If it is caused by canine distemper or other diseases, the owner must take the dog for timely treatment without delay.
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