Eye Problems in Dogs
Modified on Apr 24, 2024
Eye problems in dogs are not uncommon. Dogs rely on their sense of smell to interpret the world around them, and that means having their faces all but pressed to the ground much of the time. Infections and injuries to the eyes happen frequently, and most of the time there is no cause for alarm. However, some eye problems in dogs are more serious and may require treatment. Here are some common problems that dog owners should watch out for.
Canine Eye Infections
As we said before, eye infections are fairly common in dogs. Most of the time, they aren't very serious, but they can be annoying and painful. To treat an eye infection in a dog, try splashing the infected eye with a saline solution or using a warm (not hot) chamomile tea bag as a compress. Most infections should clear up on their own, but these and other over-the-counter remedies will provide your dog with some relief.
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