What is the reason for excessive eye mucus in Border Collie? The accumulation of eye secretions in Border Collie can lead to eye inflammation, which will lead to an increase in eye mucus. Eye secretions must be cleaned regularly; Border Collie's intake of food with high salt content can cause internal heat and inflammation. If there is a lot of eye droppings, it is recommended to feed low-salt food; if the hair around the Border Collie’s eyes is too long and irritates the eyes, it will cause excessive eye droppings.

1. Eye inflammation

When the secretions from the Border Collie’s eyes accumulate, leading to eye infection and eye inflammation, then the Border Collie’s eye feces will increase. Therefore, the scavenger should regularly wipe the area around the Border Collie's eyes with a warm towel to clean the Border Collie's eye secretions, and regularly use pet-specific eye drops to sterilize and disinfect the Border Collie. If the symptoms of eye inflammation of the Border Collie are severe, take the Border Collie to the hospital for treatment in time.

　2. Caused by getting angry

If the Border Collie has a lot of eye mucus and watery eyes, it may be caused by the Border Collie getting angry. In order to cater to the taste of the Border Collie, some owners buy salty dog ​​food for the Border Collie to eat. Long-term consumption of salty dog ​​food can easily cause the Border Collie to get angry and have excessive eye mucus. For the sake of Border Collie’s health, it is recommended that owners feed Border Collie low-salt dog food.

　3. Hair irritation

If you find that the hair around the Collie’s eyes is too long and the hair around the eyes always sticks into the eyes, irritating the Collie’s eyes and causing excessive eye feces, it means that the hair was not repaired during grooming. In this case, the scavenger should pay attention to trimming the hair around the eyes, and clean the eyes of the border collie every day, and the eye feces will gradually reduce.