Eye discharge in dogs is very common and isn’t always something you need to worry about. If it’s clear and thin or there’s a small amount of mucusy discharge, it’s totally normal and doesn’t require a ...

I spoke to Dr. Kelly Hood, a vet who also represents Pet Portraits, and asked her what owners should look for and how this ...

Little Luna from Hull initially went off her food, which didn't seem unusual to her family, but when her eyes later turned ...

Checking your Shih Tzu's eyes every day is important for catching problems early. Watch for redness, swelling, discharge, or ...

Some cases of dog conjunctivitis are caused by viral or bacterial infections. These forms of conjunctivitis can be contagious. However, there are many other causes of conjunctivitis that are not ...

subsequent conditions caused by the cherry eye or infection might, so you must take your dog to the vet. Dr. Hood says: “A vet exam is necessary for a definitive diagnosis and it’s usually ...

The arrival of fall means cute dog sweaters, long walks amid fall foliage and…dog allergies? Unfortunately, yes. While dog ...

Learn more about dog skin allergy signs so you can see a veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis and help your pet feel better ...

There are different types of eye infections, caused by a variety of reasons. However, not all of these are contagious. All eye infections are not contagious. But those that are can spread rapidly.

Dogs with healthy bodies do a great job at fighting off infections–but sometimes their immune systems can’t handle the infection, and your pup gets sick. While we never want to see our fur babies hurt ...