The dog’s eyelids are red and swollen or due to conjunctivitis

Once the dog’s eyelids are red and swollen, the possible problem is conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis is directly caused by bacterial and viral infection. The owner can choose to use clean water first Rinse the dog's eyes, and then use levofloxacin eye drops, 6 times a day, and let the dog close its eyes for 5 minutes after the eye drops. You can also choose to use tobramycin and dexamethasone eye drops, and at the same time Be sure to avoid hygiene cross-infection.

Red and swollen eyelids in dogs may be caused by allergies

Dogs often have red and swollen eyelids due to allergies. In addition to red and swollen eyelids, they may also have red and swollen skin or face. If the dog has redness and swelling, it is recommended that the owner promptly stop the medicine, food or other items that the dog is allergic to. In serious cases, it is necessary to go to the pet hospital for injection of anti-allergy medicine.

The dog’s eyelids are red and swollen or they are bitten by insects

If the dog’s eyelids are bitten by insects, the eyelids will be red and swollen. The owner can choose to use anti-swelling Apply anti-inflammatory ointment to the dog's red and swollen eyelids, such as erythromycin eye ointment, and continue to apply it until the eyelids are completely recovered.