Corneal damage in dogs is a common eye problem that may be caused by a variety of reasons, including external force damage, abnormal eyelid structure, abnormal eyelash growth, dry eye disease, exposure keratitis, corneal epithelial dysplasia, and drugs. Improper use, etc. After the injury, the dog may experience symptoms such as shyness, tears, pain, eyelid closure, corneal opacity and white color, corneal defects, ulcers and other symptoms.

The method of treating corneal injuries in dogs mainly depends on the severity and cause of the injury. For mild injuries, conservative treatment may be chosen, such as using eye drops to treat corneal damage, and regular eye fluorescent staining examinations to judge the recovery. However, the disadvantage of conservative treatment is that it may not be completely cured and may even lead to blindness or infection in the dog, in which case eyeball removal surgery is required.