The bugs in dog eyes are called conjunctival-sucking nematodes. Flies play an important role in the spread of conjunctival-sucking nematodes. After licking the eyes of animals with worms, they carry eggs and larvae, and again Contact with the dog's eyes will infect the eggs or larvae to the dog. Then when the eggs develop into adult worms, the dog will keep scratching around the eyes, produce a large amount of eye secretions, and the conjunctiva will be red and swollen.

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In fact, dogs will be infected with this nematode, mainly because pet owners do not deworm their dogs regularly. Routine internal and external deworming can solve the problem. If a pet owner finds such white bugs in the dog's eyes, it is best to take them to the hospital for treatment. The pet doctor will use tools to pick out the adult bugs, and at the same time rinse the eyeballs with eye drops, and deworm the dog immediately.