Ophthalmology

Dogs can lose eyes for a variety of reasons including injury, infections, and cancer. When your veterinarian needs to surgically remove your pup’s eye, the socket can be tender and vulnerable at first. One way […]

Discovering a new lump on your dog’s eyes or eyelids can be a cause for concern. If the lump is located near your dog’s eyes, you may feel particularly worried about the impact on their […]

Eye infections in dogs are one of the most common issues in my veterinary clinic. I see a dog squinting or rubbing his eyes at least once a day. Attempting to treat eye infections at […]

A Vet Explains How to Tell the Difference Your pup comes to you with runny eyes, squinting, and a pitiful look on their face-we’ve all seen it. And you’ve no doubt wondered if you’re dealing […]

If your dog has a red or swollen eye, you may be worried that they have an eye infection. The dog eye pictures below can be used to help you determine what may be the […]

Squinty, weepy, red, painful dog eyes are nothing out of the ordinary to a veterinarian. They can be so common that some days it seems like my ophthalmoscope never leaves my hand. While there are […]

A squinty, watery eye in our canine companions is a common, yet frightening, issue especially when it’s due to an ulcer. Anything out of the ordinary with a dog’s eye is cause for concern, but […]

There are few things scarier than your dog having a swollen eye. As a veterinarian, it’s a common reason behind many panicked office visits, and with good reason. Not only do swollen eyes in dogs […]