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 […]

If you find a new lump or bump on your dog, it can be concerning, and it’s one of the most common reasons that pet parents bring their dog to the vet. But if the […]

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 […]