A white film on a dog's eyes may be caused by a variety of reasons, and different medications are required for different reasons. If your dog’s albuginea is caused by keratitis, we can use chloramphenicol eye drops and cortisone acetate eye drops for treatment. These two drugs can effectively reduce eye inflammation and promote corneal repair.

If the dog's white film is caused by eye injury or infection, we need Clean and disinfect the wound first. It is recommended to use saline or 2% boric acid water to clean the wound, and then wipe the dog’s eyes with a cotton swab dipped in a little saline. In short, for dogs with a white film on their eyes, we need to first determine the cause and then take corresponding drug treatment.