Just as with people, a dog eye infection occurs when something, such as bacteria, invades the tissues of the eye. Dr. Chantale Pinard, associate professor and veterinary ophthalmol… See more

There are many causes of eye infections in dogs. One of the most common is an abrasion (ulcer) or scratch of the cornea, the clear part of the eyeball that the dog sees throu… See more

If your dog has allergiesto pollen or dust mites, for example, it can cause clear discharge from the eyes and redness, which can look like an eye infection. But allergies ca… See more

The treatment for eye infections in dogs depends on the cause. “Topical antibiotics are warranted for corneal ulceration, and the choice of antibiotic will depend on the severity,” D… See more