Dog Rubbing Its Eyes Often? Warning Sign of a ’Corneal Ulcer’ Delayed Treatment Risks Blindness!

If your dog frequently rubs its eyes, it could be a sign of a ’Corneal Ulcer,’ which can progress quickly and cause permanent blindness if not treated right away .

How Do Corneal Ulcers Happen?

• Accidents: Self-inflicted scratches (nails), running into sharp objects/branches.
• Foreign Objects: Dust, sand, or hair getting into the eye.

3 Symptoms That Mean You Must Rush to the Vet

• Severe Redness / Non-Stop Tearing
• Squinting / Constant Eye Rubbing
• White Spots/Haze on the pupil, or appearing unable to see clearly

"Eyesight" drastically impacts a pet’s quality of life. If your fur baby starts showing these signs, please bring them in to be examined by our team of Veterinary Ophthalmologists We are equipped with specialized tools and provide comprehensive care, from diagnosis to successful treatment and full recovery. Come have their eyes checked .🩺✨