The difference between pet keratitis and conjunctivitis

Keratitis is caused by infection of the inner membrane of the eye and damage from the outside world, mainly inflammation and redness of the eye membrane; conjunctivitis is caused by infection of the pink part of the inner part of the pet's eye and damage from the outside world, mainly caused by Redness and congestion that occurs inside the eyelids. Sometimes severe keratitis infections that are not cured can lead to conjunctivitis.
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