Dog eye problems can be scary - but knowing the anatomy and the cause of the issues can help you manage them at home, naturally. Learn more ...
is an inherited condition in which either the upper or lower eyelid rolls inward. This is moderately common with Pugs, usually involves the lower eyelids, and typically develops within the first year. This is mainly a genetic condition linked to tension in the ligaments of the inner eye but ...
Cherry eye occurs when the gland associated with your dog’s nictitating membrane (the third eyelid, sometimes visible near the inner corner of the eye) pops out. The degree to which the gland pops out (prolapses) varies from case to case; sometimes, the bright red tissue only protrudes sl...
The third eyelid of a dog rests unseen beneath the inner corner of its eye when it’s healthy. Within this eyelid you will see a tear gland which can pop out, giving your canine friend a cherry-like lump in the corner of its eye. Some dog breeds are genetically prone to cherry eye,...
when your dog’s third eyelid prolapses. The condition often follows inflammation of the nictitans gland, and it can cause some mild to moderate irritation for your pooch. Most cases of cherry eye can be corrected surgically, but if left untreated, it can lead to more serious problems. ...
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most commonly on the inner surface of the upper lip next to the upper canine and carnassial teeth (also called the 4th premolar). These abnormalities have also been termed “kissing ulcers” because they are found where the lips “kiss” the teeth. Blood tests and tissue samples can rule ...
At rest, the nictitating membrane is located in the inner corner of the eye, in front of a tear duct. When a dog blinks, the nictitating membrane transports lubricating tears over the eye. A Siberian husky with heterochromia (eyes of two different colors) ...
Horner's syndrome takes place when the group of nerves leading to the eyes are damaged. In this syndrome, the dog develops sunken eyes along with an elevated third eyelid, a droopy eyelid, and often one pupil smaller than the other one. The causes are various. Here are some conditions com...
Each eye of a dog has three eyelids, the main upper and lower lids and a third lid hidden between them in the inner corner of the eye. The third eyelid can sweep across the transparent cornea of the eye and clean it like a windshield wiper.The head and body of a dog are connected ...