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What colors do purebred French Bulldogs come in?
Common purebred French Bulldog colors include brindle, fawn, brown, and cream. Purebreds feature the typical 'bat ears,' a large square head, round large eyes, a flat wide nose, and black lips and nose.
Why does my dog have yellow discharge from its eyes?
Yellow eye discharge with slight redness may indicate a bacterial infection and mild conjunctivitis. Try antibacterial eye drops after rinsing with saline; see a vet if severe. Clean and care for the eyes regularly to prevent conjunctivitis and avoid harmful substances.
Why are my dog’s mouth and eyes swollen?
Based on your description — vomiting with swollen mouth and eyes — the dog is likely allergic or poisoned. Some dogs are sensitive to certain foods, drugs, or airborne substances. See a vet; if unavailable, give an antiemetic to prevent dehydration. Poisoning can show the same signs, so get a diagnosis if unsure.
At first I saw redness in the eye, searched online and thought it was white-eye disease, used eye drops; after 1–2 weeks the eye was no longer red, but a yellow transparent bump appeared on the eyelid. After applying the drops it shrank a bit, but one morning after putting it in water and taking it out at night it turned white, then yellow again after drying. Is the white-eye disease unhealed or a leftover symptom?
Based on your description, the turtle likely still has white-eye disease and is not cured. Typical signs are bloodshot, swollen eyes, white corneal discharge, and inability to open the eyes. Change water often and apply an antibiotic eye ointment like erythromycin. Medicate and change water frequently to keep it clean and help recovery.
What happens when a cat gets red eye?
Red eye is not a disease but a symptom of eye infection — redness, swelling, tearing, and discharge — that can affect vision if untreated. It may be conjunctivitis or blepharitis from bacterial or viral infection. See a vet for eye drops, antibiotics, and antivirals.
My West African side-neck turtle has been listless for two weeks, inactive and sleepy, and today it can’t even open its eyes. I first thought it was shedding, but it’s still lethargic with poor appetite, looking near death. What’s the cause and solution? I have a biology degree, so if there’s a medication plan you can give it directly — I can understand and compound it.
From your description — lethargy, poor appetite, eyes that won't open — and the photo showing white eye discharge and white rotten flesh on the forelimb, this is likely shell rot or white-eye disease. Take it to a hospital, or dry-dock it and bathe 1 hour daily in amoxicillin; apply erythromycin ointment to the eyes 3x daily. Severe infection may need intramuscular antibiotics, with careful dosing.
Yesterday there was just a small red bump at the eye corner, and a day later a scab-like bump appeared on the nose — I don’t know what skin condition it is, and as a new owner I don’t know how to treat it.
Severe tear stains can irritate the skin under the eye, causing allergy, scabbing, and infection; avoid skin antibacterials near the eye, relieve the tear stains first, keep the area dry, and let scabs fall off. Tear fluid buildup can also cause conjunctivitis or keratitis, needing regular cleaning and eye drops. Adjust diet and consider a nasolacrimal check.
What shape are a Bichon Frise’s eyes?
A purebred Bichon Frise has round eyes with black or dark brown irises. It is a medium dog about 47 cm tall and 18-22 kg, with a large head, slender neck, broad shoulders, deep chest, short sturdy legs, and soft gray, black, or brown coat. Bichons are lively, friendly, gentle, and easy to train.
Why Won’t a Dwarf Hamster Open Its Eyes?
A dwarf hamster that suddenly won't open its eyes may be overheated from a high-calorie diet, have an eye infection from dust or debris, or simply be stuck shut by dried discharge. Mild cases improve with a lighter diet or a gentle clean, while infections need saline rinses and pet eye drops. This article explains the common causes and what to do.
My cat has many unexplained colored spots in its left eye; they were there as a kitten but seem to be growing – not on the surface but inside the eyeball, visible from the side
Brown spots inside a cat's eye are likely caused by uveitis. You can try eye drops with neomycin sulfate and diclofenac sodium. Since uveitis often reflects internal disease, watch for fever, abdominal distension, or rapid breathing. The spots could also be iris pigmentation that needs monitoring for tumors.