Foreign objects have fallen into the eyes or inverted eyelashes
Tiny dust and bugs in life may cause golden retriever eyes to turn red. Of course, long inverted eyelashes can also irritate the eyes and cause them to turn red. It is recommended that dog owners check their eyes carefully and remove any foreign matter in time. If there are any inverted eyelashes, they should be removed. If you cannot handle it yourself, you can contact a veterinarian for help.
Redness caused by internal heat or redness caused by eye inflammation
If the daily feeding is food with high meat fat content, then the golden retriever will easily get angry and have red eyes. In this regard, it is recommended that dog owners adjust their diet, replace it with a healthy diet with a reasonable mix of meat and vegetables, and add more water and fruit and vegetable foods, so that they can recover naturally.
Another situation is that the eyes become red due to inflammation. The cause of inflammation may be inflammation, or it may be affected by sensitive fungi. If the inflammation is not improved, the golden retriever's eyes will become more and more serious. In this regard, dog owners should always keep some Wangxiang eye drops and use them with eye drops when improving their diet. Then the inflammation problem will gradually improve and the golden retriever's eyes will become brighter again.
Caused by scratches from fighting or excessive exercise
The most obvious scratches caused by fighting are free-range golden retrievers, which are prone to conflicts with other dog breeds and fight. The sharp claws will scratch the conjunctiva or eyes, causing them to turn red. If other traces of fighting can be found on the golden retriever's body, it can be determined that the dog should be sent to the doctor immediately for eye examination and treatment.
Another situation is that the golden retriever’s eyes become congested and red due to heavy exercise. However, this redness is short-lived and will not appear for a long time. Often the body recovers and subsides naturally. There is no need to worry, just control the amount of exercise. That’s it.
