Causes of milky white eye droppings in dogs:

1. Getting angry. Dogs with milky white eye droppings may have eaten something spicy, such as chili peppers, onions, peppers, etc., which caused strong liver fire in the body.

2. Foreign matter enters the eye. Dog hair and dust particles in the environment can easily enter the dog's eyes, causing extreme eye discomfort and milky white eye droppings.

3. Bacterial infection. Milky white eye droppings in dogs may be caused by canine herpes or canine distemper virus, or by parasites.

Solutions to dogs with milky white eye droppings:

1. Eat a light diet. Do not feed your dog spicy, heavy oil, or heavy salt food. Give your dog more food. Feed warm water to speed up the metabolism in the body.

2. Clean the foreign matter in the dog’s eyes promptly and flush with saline if necessary. At the same time, make sure that the dog’s eyes are clean and wipe the tears of the dog frequently.

3. If your dog’s eyes are red and swollen, you can instill eye drops containing erythromycin, chloramphenicol or tobramycin for treatment.