Dry eye, nystagmus (quick side to side eye movements) Drooping of eyelids or mouth, drooling Dropping food, difficulty eating or drinking If you see any of these serious symptoms, you need to see your vet. But you can manage less severe ear infections at home. To get to the point, he...
they began to develop a facial muscle that lets them raise their inner eyebrow,unlike wolves. This gives them thatsignature puppy dogor sad eye look. The eyebrow movement makes their eyes larger and mimics the look that humans makewhen they are sad. When dogs do it, their humans may bemor...
Drooping eyelid Constricted pupil Retracted eyeball Prolapsed third eyelid Drooling Difficulty chewing on affected side Causes of Canine Horner's Syndrome The nerves that control the muscles of the face and eye travel from the brain through the spinal cord to the chest, where they exit the spine ...
Few dogs are as iconic as the Bloodhound. Kids who grew up withDisney’sThe Fox and the Houndwill recognize the dog’s drooping ears and wrinkly jowls. And with a reputation as the “Sherlock Holmes” of dogs, there’s no doubting their popularity. While they were also historicallybred fo...
in veterinary medicine, this condition may become more frequent in pets. Decreased salivary secretion may also result from use of certain drugs, extreme dehydration, fever, anesthesia, immune system dysfunction, or disease of the salivary gland. It is also seen in some dogs with "dry eye" ( ...
Friends, this is the almighty power of a boxer’s digestive system. You can judge us if you want for not taking him to the ER, but Sonny himself would give you some side eye for that. Well, maybe not a side eye, because his eye placement doesn’t really allow for that, but he ...
Tail chasing is often a normal play behavior, especially in puppies. However,tail chasingcan become problematic if it turns excessive, obsessive, or harmful, so it’s something to keep an eye on. And, while it’s true that tail wagging is often a subconscious behavior for dogs, this doesn...
Is it the rotting cancerous growth growing out his paw? Is it the noxious farts from a bowel that is likely diseased? Is it the breath from his rotting teeth? He’s too old and sickly to anesthetize, so we’ll likely never know. He has chronic dry eye which causes yellow goop to ...