The eyeball looks a bit white.

A whitish area on the dog’s eyeball is a symptom of keratitis, which by clinical signs is divided into traumatic, superficial, chronic superficial, interstitial, and ulcerative forms, causing tearing, corneal cloudiness, corneal ulcers, and even perforation. This case is still mild superficial keratitis.

Use neomycin sulfate eye drops, artificial tears, and Befun, 5-8 drops daily, observing for 1-2 weeks. When there is much discharge at the eye corner, rinse with 3% boric acid solution or sterile saline before applying the drops.