What should I do if my dog’s eyes turn blue?

If the dog’s normal eating is not affected, you can use chloramphenicol eye drops and ciprofloxacin eye drops alternately, and instill one medicine repeatedly every two hours. Feed liver-protecting tablets together; if it affects normal eating, you need to be sent to the hospital for treatment. The dog's eyes turning blue is usually a sign of viral infection. It may be that the dog has corneal edema or infectious hepatitis, which causes blue eye disease. The symptoms are serious. It is best to go to the hospital for diagnosis and then take appropriate medication; if the eyes turn from blue to white during treatment, it means that they are returning to normal.

Dog eye diseases

1. Red eyes. If you find redness in the corners of your dog's eyes or around the eyelids, it may be keratitis or conjunctivitis. Don't think it's just a simple lack of rest. Oh, it needs to be treated with eye drops.
2. Crying. If the dog keeps crying, it is also abnormal. It is recommended to trim the hair around the dog's eyes.
3. Protrusion of the eyeball or rubbing of the eyeball. Protrusion of the eyeball is a typical symptom of increased intraocular pressure. In severe cases, it may lead to glaucoma and cataracts.
4. Excessive eye droppings. There are many reasons for dogs to have excessive eye droppings. Canine distemper, hepatitis, fever and other viral diseases will cause obvious increase in eye droppings.
Dogs cannot speak. Any discomfort is usually reflected through the body. The owner should pay attention to distinguish it to avoid delaying treatment and worsening the condition.