What should I do if my Alaskan dog has eye droppings? Inflammation of the eyes will increase the amount of eye droppings in Alaskan dogs. In this case, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time. Inverted eyelashes will stimulate the eyes to produce eye droppings. You can go to a pet hospital and have professionals remove them. You can take care of your eyes with regular eye drops and Give your Alaskan dog plenty of water to reduce fire.

1. Go to the hospital for treatment

Keratitis, conjunctivitis, blepharitis, etc. will all cause an increase in eye feces in dogs, and it is more common in long-haired dogs. If you can go to the hospital for treatment in time, the cure rate is almost 100%, so it is best to take your dog to the hospital for treatment in time. If the condition is delayed due to the owner's neglect, the dog may develop secondary bacterial infection. In severe cases, it may cause corneal perforation, etc., which is difficult to cure. Usually, owners can regularly give pet-specific eye drops to their dogs, so as to avoid the occurrence of inflammation as much as possible.

2. Remove inverted eyelashes

The inverted eyelashes of Alaskan dogs will irritate the eyes and lead to more eye feces. Therefore, when you find that your Alaskan dog has inverted eyelashes, you should remove them in time. If you are not sure, you can go to the pet hospital and have professionals remove them. Do not act rashly to avoid hurting the Alaskan dog's eyes.

　3. Regular cleaning

Healthy dogs will also secrete some secretions from their eyes every day, so owners need to pay attention to cleaning them. If they are not cleaned regularly, the secretions in the eyes will accumulate, which will easily cause the dog to Eyes become infected, leading to findings. When the eyes are inflamed, eye feces will increase. If the dog's eyes are uncomfortable, he will shed tears, and tear stains will occur. Therefore, you usually need to use a wet warm towel to wipe the golden retriever's eyes to clean the eye secretions. It is best to use dog-specific eye drops for routine sterilization and disinfection regularly.

4. Clear away heat and reduce fire

When you feel that the eye feces of your Alaskan dog is too yellow and thick, washing the eyes with chloramphenicol eye water can prevent glaucoma caused by excessive eye feces in the long term. This is the main reason for the excessive eye feces because the Alaskan dog is too hot and can be eaten by humans. Antiviral oral liquid or isatis root oral tablets, drink with water, twice a day.