Runny Eyes in Dogs
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Runny Eyes in Dogs
http://www.examiner.com/pet-health-in-national/causes-of-runny-eyes-cats-and-dogs
Conjunctivitis causes runny eyes in cats and dogs
Conjunctivitis is a frequent cause of discharge from a dog or cat's eyes. Conjunctivitis means that the conjunctiva, the pink tissue that surrounds the globe of the eye, is inflamed. There are many cuases of conjunctivitis, including:
* allergies (more common in dogs than cats)
* upper respiratory infections (more common in cats)
* foreign bodies
Re: Runny Eyes in Dogs
Don't forget, I didn't see in the article a mention on Kennel cough...sometimes cold in dogs will cause this. i did a quick look over and maybe they referred to dogs cold with another term. But, i didn't want to leave that one out.
I also think just being basically low to the ground can cause our breed to have constant eye irritation, especially if you live in a dusty climate with lots of wind.
I also think just being basically low to the ground can cause our breed to have constant eye irritation, especially if you live in a dusty climate with lots of wind.
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