What should I do if my golden retriever’s eyes are red and have pus?

Golden retriever eyes that are red and have pus and eye droppings are usually inflammation. We need to find the cause of the inflammation. It may be inflammation caused by food, or it may be inflammation caused by something in the eyes, or inflammation of the conjunctiva and other eye parts. This situation will occur, so we need to find out the cause in time and provide targeted treatment.
Tips:
Golden retrievers have relatively large eyes. We need to check their eyes more when raising them. If any foreign matter is found, they need to be cleaned in time.
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