When Can a Puppy See Clearly?

Puppies usually open their eyes around two weeks, but still cannot see clearly because a membrane covers the eye; it disappears about two weeks later, so strictly they see clearly at about one month. Puppies open eyes around two weeks of age, never force them open; let them open naturally to avoid injury.

After opening, a membrane still covers the eyeball causing blurry vision, which clears after two weeks.