Dog eyes have a cloudy film

A cloudy film in a dog's eyes may be caused by malnutrition, eye damage, eye infection, cataracts, diabetes, etc. It needs to be treated by adjusting dietary habits, medications, and surgery. If it is caused by malnutrition, you need to adjust your eating habits in time. By adjusting your eating habits, the adverse reactions can subside on their own without special treatment. If there are also adverse reactions, such as cloudy eyeballs, polyphagia, polyuria and other symptoms, active and effective treatment can alleviate the discomfort in the eye area. If the condition continues to worsen, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to a regular hospital for treatment in time, otherwise the condition will be delayed and the recovery of the eyes will be affected.

1. Malnutrition

If a dog has a long-term partial eclipse and is picky about food, it will lead to a lack of necessary nutrients in the body, such as multivitamins. If not corrected in time, it will affect the growth of the eyeballs and lead to turbidity. Adjust your eating habits and give your dog canned food and chicken breast to improve the condition.

2. Eye damage

If the dog’s eyes are scratched or hit, the eyeballs will become cloudy and film-like substances will appear. You need to take blood-activating and non-steroidal medicines as directed by your doctor. Treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs.

3. Eye infection

If the eyes are not cleaned well, it may lead to bacterial and fungal invasion, affect the normal growth of the eyeball, and cause turbidity and film-like substances. You need to follow the doctor's advice Treat with antibiotics and antifungal medications.

4. Cataracts

If the dog itself suffers from cataracts, it will cause membranous material to appear in the eyeballs, which will affect normal vision and cause the eyeballs to become cloudy. Doctor's operation is required. Undertake surgical treatment.

5. Diabetes

Usually caused by heredity and bad eating habits, the disease will lead to an increase in blood sugar in the body, causing polyphagia, polyuria, polydipsia and weight loss. If it is not improved, it will lead to retinopathy, causing a cloudy film in the eyes, and it is necessary to take anti-diabetic drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

During the recovery period, the dog’s eyes should be observed at any time, and regular check-ups at the hospital should be made to understand the specific conditions of eye recovery.