Freckled Dog
Many owners may find that after wiping their puppy’s eyes, there is eye droppings again a moment later. If the owner finds that the puppy has too much eye droppings, he must give a warning, because the excessive eye droppings in the puppy may be caused by health problems.
1. Internal heat or thermal diseases
Don’t think that only humans can get angry, dogs can too. When puppies get angry, they will show excessive eye mucus, elevated body temperature, and some dogs' urine will be more yellow than usual. If you want to relieve your dog's diarrhea, you may want to feed them some mung bean soup. If you need to use medicine to relieve your dog's diarrhea, you'd better contact your veterinarian first to avoid causing your dog to get sick due to incorrect medication. In addition, because puppies have poor gastrointestinal function, do not feed them mung bean soup from the refrigerator. In the daily diet, owners should also pay attention to trying not to feed their puppies too much organ food that will make them angry.
Two. Excessive salt intake
If a puppy Excessive salt content in food can also cause excessive eye droppings in dogs, and many pet friends know that excessive salt intake can also cause hair loss and various kidney and urinary system diseases in dogs. In order to avoid this situation, owners should not feed their puppies food from their own tables. Owners who prepare food for their dogs should be careful not to add salt to their dogs’ food. Their taste is very different from that of humans.
3. Other diseases
Various eye diseases can cause The puppy becomes excessive in eye feces, accompanied by symptoms such as sobbing, conjunctival redness and swelling, such as conjunctivitis, tear duct obstruction, etc. For puppies with obvious eye inflammation, ofloxacin eye drops or chloramphenicol can be used Prime eye drops for adjustment. Others such as intestinal parasites and chronic gastrointestinal diseases can alsoThis causes the puppy's eye droppings to increase. However, after this time, the eye droppings are mostly gray-white, and the owner should be careful to identify them. If conditions permit, you can go to a pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment to avoid delaying the condition.
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