HOW TO EXAMINE YOUR DOG’S EYES Since you see your dog every day, you’re most likely to notice the signs of ocular issues before anyone else. Check your dog’s eyes regularly in a well-lit area. Have them sit in front of you and give them praise and treats for allowing you to examine them. SIGNS OF EYE INFECTION OR INJURY This will present as a visible third eyelid (may indicate a fever), redness, puffiness, excess discharge, crustiness, or watery eyes (may indicate infection). After washing your hands, gently and carefully pull the eyelid down to check for irritation or debris inside the eyelid. If you notice any of these issues and/or your dog is pawing at its eyes frequently. Book Appointment / Visit Our Clinic / Call Us