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Why Does My Dog’s Eye Have a Cloudy Film?
A cloudy film over a dog's eye points to conjunctivitis, keratitis, glaucoma, or cataracts. Each has distinct signs - from discharge and redness to a hardening 'stone-like' eye or failing vision - so diagnosis by symptom is key.
One of my cat’s eyes suddenly turned gray and cloudy; is it sick and how to treat it
A gray, cloudy eye may be keratitis or cataracts. Keratitis causes tearing, pain, and opacity; cataracts cause a white pupil and vision loss. A full veterinary eye exam is needed.
My dog’s corneal ulcer is much better but the eye looks cloudy and dimmer than the other – what now?
If a corneal ulcer improves with medication, continue corneal-repair drops or artificial tears. If progress stalls, see a vet, as some ulcers need minor surgery to remove dead tissue.
I’m a student; I adopted Xiaobao. When I got him one eye was green; the previous owner said he’d bumped it and a vet said it was fine. But he keeps having lots of eye discharge, eye drops and ointment didn’t help, it comes back. Last week a brown spot appeared on the eyeball and other parts are cloudy. I’m worried he’ll go blind but I can’t afford a vet and have no time (home only Fri PM to Sun PM). It’s worse now; what do I do?
Heavy discharge may be a blocked nasolacrimal duct; a vet can flush it. The new brown spot and cloudiness suggest worsening or wrong medication; see a vet promptly and avoid random drugs that harm vision. If you cannot yet, try pet anti-inflammatory eye drops.
Found a stray black-wolf puppy, looks a bit over two months, left eye cloudy and protruding with some red in the middle
The puppy may have corneal damage or intraocular bleeding, from trauma or infection. See a vet for an eye exam; if impossible now, use anti-inflammatory eye drops at home, and seek care if no improvement.
One eye is often squinted with a cloudy pupil, but he eats, drinks and uses the litter fine — is it cataracts? He’s only six months old.
A white cloudy pupil in a rabbit is usually cataracts or keratitis, both serious and hard to tell apart, needing a professional eye exam (slit lamp, eye pressure, retina, lens, tears). Cataracts are abnormal lens clouding blocking light to the retina, seen in seniors but also congenital in young rabbits; severe cases need surgery.
Two months ago my cat’s right eye suddenly wouldn’t open and it wouldn’t let me touch it. A vet said it was the cornea and gave two bottles of drops. I used them a long time with no effect, stopped for a while, and it seemed worse – the eye is now cloudy. Another vet also said just keep using drops, but a few more times brought no change. I miss its two bright eyes; now only one is fine, which is heartbreaking. (The right eye has watered a lot since kittenhood – tears when it eats.)
Feline keratitis causes increased discharge, corneal cloudiness, and eye swelling. Common causes include bacterial or viral infection, trauma, and entropion. If the cornea stays cloudy and shows no improvement after prolonged medication, suspect that the infection has worsened into a corneal ulcer or corneal sequestrum, meaning the current medication may be ineffective. It is best to seek a specialized veterinary eye hospital for systematic treatment.
My cat’s eyes are a bit red, a bit cloudy and hard to open
Red, cloudy, hard-to-open eyes may be conjunctivitis or keratitis from irritation, allergy, bacteria or virus. If the cat is otherwise well, fit an Elizabethan collar, wipe discharge with saline, and apply antibiotic eye drops (e.g., neomycin sulfate) 3-5 times daily; keratitis needs recovery drops or artificial tears. If no improvement in 3-5 days, see a vet.
My kitten recently has a lot of eye discharge that glues its eyes shut. It can’t open them; the eyeball looks cloudy and bloodshot. Is this a disease? What medicine should I use?
Heavy discharge with glued eyes suggests eye disease or respiratory virus - conjunctivitis, keratitis, ingrown lashes. Clean with saline, use antibiotic drops, and prevent scratching with a collar.
How long does arowana cloudy-eye take to heal?
With timely treatment, arowana cloudy-eye usually heals in about a week. Untreated, vision declines to blindness. On signs, change water, raise temperature, add salt, and rest a few days for clear improvement. Severe cases need yellow powder and furazolidone, lights off, and rest.