BLOODY EYE'S
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BLOODY EYE'S
REAL GOOD RUNNIN THIS MORNING , DOGS RAN THE COTTON OFF 1 FOR ABOUT 35 MINUTES AND HAD 2 SHORTER RUNS.
EYES ARE BLOODY SHOULD THEY BE FLUSHED OUT OR WHAT. HAV'NT SEEN THIS BEFORE
EYES ARE BLOODY SHOULD THEY BE FLUSHED OUT OR WHAT. HAV'NT SEEN THIS BEFORE
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What they said, if the eyes are bloodshot, it's just allergies, rinse w/ a good saline solution.
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I had to take one to the vet last month because of grass seeds in his eyes. His eyes were swollen and weepy for about three days. I couldnt see anything in them but they werent getting better . When I went to the vet she pulled a grass seed out within minutes. His eyes were better within days. The ceresus grass around here (Boonville) is awful about it. Sometimes they just get scratched up but if they dont get better in a couple days theres a good chance there is something in it.
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terramycin ointment is a must for Beaglers. After Flushing this ointment will heal their eyes from all the seeds,briars, scratches etc...It is very inexpensive and actually prevented one of my buddies dogs from going blind as his dog actually had a scab form over his eye. If my dogs eyes look red or appear watery or irritated I put some in each eye and then next morning they are usually crystal clear and it relieves the pain like a soothing agent.
Rabbit Huntin Fool
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I have a male that bleeds from the eyes.He only does this when running in the heat.If If I dont cool him off right away he will go down with dehydration.If its a cool morning this will not happen so I dont think it is the seeds. This is just my opinion,but I believe it is only related to the heat.
Al
Mo Valley Kennel
Al
Mo Valley Kennel
I have some thick grass by my place that gets the dogs blodied up around their eyes this time of year. It's not the eye but the eyelids that get that way. If you feel this grass it is real rough and sticky feeling. It takes the hair off around their eyes also.
Also have a couple dogs that, when I run them at night, their eyes are full of gunk and stuck shut in the morning and need to be washed out a few times to get back to normal. These are hard going dogs that don't slow down for the brush. I'm not sure if it is from running into stuff or just from pollen or something. It seems to happen any time of year, but only when I run them at night.
Also have a couple dogs that, when I run them at night, their eyes are full of gunk and stuck shut in the morning and need to be washed out a few times to get back to normal. These are hard going dogs that don't slow down for the brush. I'm not sure if it is from running into stuff or just from pollen or something. It seems to happen any time of year, but only when I run them at night.
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Rabbit Huntin Fool wrote:terramycin ointment is a must for Beaglers. After Flushing this ointment will heal their eyes from all the seeds,briars, scratches etc...It is very inexpensive and actually prevented one of my buddies dogs from going blind as his dog actually had a scab form over his eye. If my dogs eyes look red or appear watery or irritated I put some in each eye and then next morning they are usually crystal clear and it relieves the pain like a soothing agent.
RHF...Where do you get this stuff from?
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