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The eye was a bit inflamed before; eye drops didn’t help, and it would occasionally turn out a little, but this time it turned out completely
From the photo, the cat may have conjunctival edema or hyperplasia needing vet care, likely with fluids and anti-inflammation. Causes include irritants, trauma, conjunctivitis, or cat flu; treat the root cause or risk corneal ulcer or blindness.
My dog’s eyes turned white and there are white clumps in the fur; today the eye went white
White eyes usually mean keratitis or cataracts. From the info and photo, it is likely cataracts, a common age-related disease with cloudy eyes, blurry vision, gray or white pupils, pain, tearing, high pressure, even blindness. Get a vet check; cataracts need surgery like lens implant or phacoemulsification.
Chinese Rural Dog
The Chinese Rural Dog, commonly known as the 'local dog' or 'tu gou', is a native Chinese breed shaped by thousands of years of agrarian life. Distributed mainly across Han-inhabited lowland farming regions south of the Great Wall, it shows three main regional strains - Northern, Jiangzhe, and Liangguang - and is valued for its loyalty, hardiness, and adaptability.
Causes and Treatment of Arowana Cloudy Eye
Arowana cloudy eye is mainly caused by poor water quality or bacteria (tuberculosis bacteria, vibrio) attacking the eye. Early cases need no drugs — the classic three methods work — while late-stage cases require antibiotics or a dedicated fish-eye medication.
What to Do When Your Arowana Develops Cloudy Eye?
Arowana cloudy eye is most often triggered by poor water quality, but sudden water changes or a bacterial eye infection can also cause it. Catching it early means simple water changes may cure it; advanced cases need the classic three methods — water change, salt, and heat — or antibiotics.
Arowana Cloudy Eye: A Common Arowana Disease
Arowana cloudy eye is usually caused by poor water quality or an eye injury that lets bacteria in, and it progresses through four stages. Mild early cases often clear up with simple water changes, while advanced cases need salt, heat, and medication.
What Happens If a Dog Has Worms in Its Eyes?
A dog with eye worms may suffer eye pain, itching, tearing, increased discharge, impaired vision and infection, which can lead to blindness if left untreated. Prompt veterinary examination and deworming are essential.
Red, swollen, tearing eyes with discharge, and occasional sneezing; at first one eye would not open, now the other also tears a bit and is slightly red.
Red, swollen, tearing eyes with sneezing strongly suggest feline rhinotracheitis; severe cases need a vet to avoid blindness or death. If home care, use amoxicillin-clavulanate, ampicillin, famciclovir, lysine, and alternating eye drops. Clean eye discharge.
Why did my dog suddenly go blind?
Sudden blindness may come from glaucoma, cataracts, retinal detachment, or central nervous system disease. Glaucoma is the most common, raising eye pressure and paralyzing the pupil. See a vet promptly if vision drops.
What happens if a dog has dry eye (keratoconjunctivitis sicca)?
Dry eye shows as red, thickened, or swollen conjunctiva and a dry, cloudy cornea; untreated it can cause ulcers, perforation, and blindness. Treatment is medical or surgical. Vet care is needed.