Dog Eye Irritation Issues
by Lorie
I have a 2 year old Havanese who has been having eye irritation issues. She was staying with a friend of mine who uses a wood stove and when I picked her up, her left eye was red and the area in the corner of her eye was protruding.
This has happened in the past and my vet gave her Neo-poly-bac hydro medicine to clear it up. When this has happened in the past, this medicine cleared it right up. This time, I've been using the medicine twice a day for more than 10 days and it's still irritated.
She doesn't scratch at it and it doesn't seem to be bothering her, but I wondered why the medicine isn't helping this time. I haven't changed her food, etc during this time so she hasn't had any other changes that would affect it. She's also otherwise very healthy.
Please let me know what you think.
Thanks so much.
Lorie
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