Solution 1: Click on some related pet grooming products. You don’t need to worry too much if you simply shed tears and secrete eye feces. It is generally common in local eye diseases. You can use pet-specific eye drops to eliminate inflammation.

Solution 2: Wash your eyes with water soaked in chrysanthemum every day or give it to your dog to drink. At the same time, you can use chloramphenicol eye drops (preferably for pets), two or three times a day. If you persist for a period of time, you will see significant improvement.

Solution 3: You can gently wipe the puppy’s eyes with warm water or a napkin once a day. Be careful not to rub its eyes directly, just wipe the eye droppings and tears left in the corners of the eyes.

Solution 4: Stop eating humans. Pay attention when feeding, don't let it eat salty things, and there won't be too much eye excrement.

Solution 5: Use dog food as the main food. You should choose some relatively light dog food to feed, preferably natural dog food. It is recommended to be greedy and not tired of natural dog food.

Solution 6: Feed some cooked carrots and grind them up to remove eye mucus.

What’s wrong with the puppy’s eyes?

Puppies have eye mucus. If it comes out hard (it has been hanging in the corner of the eye for a long time and is no longer in this category when it is air-dried) and dry pasty, it may be that the eyes are inflamed or irritated; if it is soft and pasty, it is due to deficiency of heat. Generally speaking, according to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the liver opens the eyes. When the liver fire is strong, the eyes will be red and accompanied by eye mucus.

Reasons why puppies have a lot of eye mucus:

Generally speaking, the following situations will cause excessive eye secretions in dogs:

1. The diet structure is unbalanced and it is recommended to adjust the diet structure.

2. Congenital inverted eyelashes. Eyelashes repeatedly irritate the surface of the eyeball. This leads to long-term tearing and eye feces, which requires hospital treatment and regular removal of inverted eyelashes.

3. Congenital lacrimal gland obstruction. Inflammation of the tear gland occurs, resulting in excessive secretions, which requires surgery.

4. Eye mucus caused by various diseases.

(1). Chlamydia infection. Eye problems similar to human trachoma take some time to heal. As with dog eye inflammation, owners can reduce the risk through prevention during daily care.

(2). Problems such as colds. Problems such as colds, tracheitis, and bronchitis can also cause excessive eye mucus in dogs. As long as the dog in question is cured, the eye mucus will gradually decrease.

(3). Liver problems. Various acute and chronic inflammations of the liver will cause dogs to have excessive eye mucus. If your dog suffers from liver problems, you must take them for treatment as soon as possible. They will tell you how to change their diet and what issues you need to pay attention to during maintenance.

(4). Infection problem. One of the clinical symptoms of canine distemper, Toxoplasma gondii and other conditions is excessive eye feces. When owners suspect that their dogs are suffering from these diseases, they should take them to see them as soon as possible.If treated at once, the dog’s cure rate will be very high.

Conclusion: Generally speaking, it is abnormal for a puppy to have eye droppings, because eye droppings in dogs are caused by certain diseases; when a puppy has no eye droppings, it proves that the dog is in good health!