To help keep your canine companion's eyes bright ... watch for signs that may indicate an eye problem, like redness, pawing, rubbing, and squinting.

In the same study about canine facial anatomy ... consult with your veterinarian and consider scheduling an eye exam.

As humans, we often use eye contact to bond and build relationships with other humans. However, we can do the same with dogs, too, and we can also use canine eye contact to gain insights into our ...

Some canine breeds are genetically more ... include redness in one or both eyes, excessive squinting or twitching of an eyelid, or an eye that remains closed or is unable to open, Myrna said.

As a result, higher concentrations of the antibiotics remained longer in the canine’s eyes ... The drops still need to be tested in dogs with eye infections. If they work, then they should ...

New eyedrops for dogs have the potential to better treat eye infections The eyedrops contain ... of the antibiotics remained longer in the canine’s eyes, which could potentially improve the ...