Why do golden retriever dogs have tear stains? It may be an eye disease that causes tear stains, so if the tear stains are serious, you should seek medical attention in time. If the tear stains are only minor, you can use eye drops to cleanse and reduce inflammation every day; it may also be tear stains caused by internal heat, so the golden retriever should be treated with eye drops. Change the dog's food to light food, let the golden retriever drink more water, and feed the dog an appropriate amount of fruits and vegetables.

1. If eye disease causes tear stains, seek medical attention promptly and clean the eyes of your golden retriever regularly.

If the tear stains are very serious, or even the eyes are inflamed, you should take your Golden Retriever to see a doctor immediately. Do not delay, so as not to delay the condition. If it is not serious, you can cut off the contaminated hair on the golden retriever's face. Be careful not to hurt the golden retriever when trimming. If the short hair is too close to the face, you can keep it until it grows out and continue to cut it. While waiting for the hair to grow, first use chloramphenicol eye drops to reduce inflammation, once a day. When observing the decrease in secretions and tears around the eyes of your golden retriever, you can stop using chloramphenicol eye drops (which often have side effects) and switch to milder nursing eye drops two to three times a week.

At the same time, as a parent, you must not forget to continue to cut the hair that has grown out, and clean the secretions from the corners of the golden retriever's eyes every day (after waking up in the morning). It is best to scrub with a wet towel with warm water, and use a dry paper towel to dry the hair after washing. Apply moisture and blow dry when you have time. After a month of persistence, the polluted and discolored fur was sheared off, and the newly grown fur no longer turned yellow and red after care, and the tear stains were gone.

2. If the tear stains are caused by internal heat, you can adjust your diet appropriately.

The occurrence of tear stains in golden retrievers is closely related to their usual diet. If a dog eats dog food every day that has very little moisture and is salty, it will be particularly prone to getting angry. Therefore, our owners should pay attention to adjust their diet appropriately, choose dog food with relatively high water content, and relatively light food. We should not feed too much meat at ordinary times. We should replenish it with water in a timely manner every day. You can give it isatis root water. .

If conditions permit, the owner can make some food for the dog by himself. You can cook carrots and give them to the dog, because carrots themselves have the effect of improving eyesight. Give it more fresh fruits and vegetables. All can help reduce tear stains.