There may be many reasons for cloudy eyes in dogs. The following are the more common reasons:

1. Keratitis

It may be that a cloudy film is attached to the dog's cornea. In this case, we need to treat it in time, because it may turn into a corneal ulcer, with serious consequences.

2. Glaucoma

Generally speaking, early glaucoma has no obvious symptoms, but as the disease progresses, dog eyes will develop corneal edema and increased intraocular pressure. Case.

3. Cataracts

Cataracts will cause the dog’s eyeballs to become dim and look cloudy, leading to decreased vision.

4. Corneal dystrophy

This is a hereditary progressive disease. This condition may also cause the surface of the dog's eyeball to become cloudy.