Why does a Corgi have so much eye droppings? If the Corgi’s eye droppings are purulent and yellow in color, it may be canine distemper or parvovirus, and you need to seek medical attention in time. Corgi’s eye inflammation or hair irritation can also cause it Eye mucus: Feeding food heavy in oil and salt will cause Corgi to get angry, and may also cause tears and excessive eye mucus.

　1. Caused by canine distemper or parvovirus

Parents need to pay attention to the fact that canine distemper or parvovirus can cause eye droppings and excessive tears in Corgis. Under the influence of these two major diseases, Corgi's eye feces are mostly purulent and yellowish in color. If it is not certain whether the dog is infected with parvovirus or canine distemper, it is recommended to take the Chow Chow to the pet hospital for examination.

　2. Eye inflammation or hair irritation

If the owner does not pay attention to the care of the Corgi's eyes and does not clean and trim them regularly, it is easy to be infected by bacteria or viruses, leading to inflammation, or even serious eye diseases. In this regard, it is necessary to regularly trim the hair around the Corgi's eyes in a timely manner, and use dog-specific eye drops such as pet eye drops, which can sterilize and disinfect.

　3. Caused by improper diet

If you don’t pay attention to your diet, your Corgi will get angry and have tears and excessive eye mucus. Therefore, owners need to make some appropriate adjustments in the Corgi’s diet. The diet should be mainly light food, and reduce feeding hot, greasy or salty food to Corgis. If the Corgi’s staple food is dog food, the owner should choose an ecological dog food with low salinity for the Corgi.