dilated eyes
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Dogs Eyes
Are usually dilated when they are inside. Anything other than bright sunlight will cause a dog's eyes to dilate. If the dog is acting as it normally does, don't worry about it. Don't be dragging a dog into a vet's office for no reason----that is where dogs pick up parvo and all other kinds of ailments. My dogs have not been to a vet office in about 6 years. I give my own shots, etc. and nothing much happens to my dogs. And most of mine live to be 15 or 16 in spite of having me as a mother, rofl.
Are usually dilated when they are inside. Anything other than bright sunlight will cause a dog's eyes to dilate. If the dog is acting as it normally does, don't worry about it. Don't be dragging a dog into a vet's office for no reason----that is where dogs pick up parvo and all other kinds of ailments. My dogs have not been to a vet office in about 6 years. I give my own shots, etc. and nothing much happens to my dogs. And most of mine live to be 15 or 16 in spite of having me as a mother, rofl.
uhm head trauma...hmmm nothing happened to his head, he was just puking his guts out yesterday, mixed with grass, so i was wondering if he had eaten something he wasnt supposed to...
Manchesters..my parents had a dog, that never had seen a vet,no shots or anything.many many years back. when he had a cough they gave him cough syrup...etc.he was a black lab, and lived to be 19 yrs old
Manchesters..my parents had a dog, that never had seen a vet,no shots or anything.many many years back. when he had a cough they gave him cough syrup...etc.he was a black lab, and lived to be 19 yrs old
