Is it normal for my beagle puppy to have a visible red third eyelid?

It's hard to tell if what you are seeing is normal or not. Some people mistake the appearance of the 3rd eyelid as a problem, when really it is normal. Suede also may have conjunctivitis, or inflammation/infection of the tissue surrounding his eyes. He could have allergies that cause the redness and prominence of his 3rd eyelid, the pink tissue present in the 2nd picture. Without doing an exam and looking at those tissues and in and around his eye, it is impossible to tell. If he starts squinting, that is a sign of pain, so I would definitely take him in asap. I would recommend you take him in to your vet for an exam to see if he needs any topical treatment for his eyes or if what you are seeing is his normal anatomy.

Belle is a beautiful girl! No, it isn't normal for the third eyelid to be visible so I would have her seen by a vet in the morning. When it's visible, that's a sign of illness in dogs such as an eye infection. The vet can diagnose what is causing her third eyelid to be visible and how best to treat it.

It can be normal for the third eyelid to be slightly visible in some dogs, due to the shape of their faces and skull bones. In the photo, Ziggy's eyes look normal to me. If this is how he has always looked, and he does not have any other signs of an eye problem such as redness, squinting, or discharge, I would say that this is probably normal for him and not a reason for concern :)

that appear to be the conjunctiva or the third eyelid. It is normally a pink color. If the rest of the eye is red or there is a mucous discharge or he is not holding the eye open, then I would get him checked. If there is otherwise no changes or signs, then I would not worry

This is a condition known as ectropion, which is not uncommon with beagles and other hounds. This is usually OK as long as there are no problems. If she does happen to have eye issues in the future, then there are surgical procedures to easily correct this. I hope that helps and Ginger gets better soon.

This looks normal to me. When dogs are tired or drifting off to sleep its common to see the third eyelid. When he is sitting up and awake, the normal appearance confirms this is normal. It is not cherry eye. Is he having any discharge from his eyes? If so, he may have an infection or some allergies that are making it more prominent. If he is having discharge from his eyes or they seem to be bothering him, take him in to your vet. Otherwise, there isn't cause for concern. Thanks for asking Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach!

It can be normal for the third eyelid to appear red if there is no pigment on it, although Gunner's do look a little inflamed in your picture. If this is something new I would recommend seeing a veterinarian: elevated third eyelids can be a sign of ocular disease or some neurologic diseases. Some dogs always seem to have their third eyelids elevated due to conformation, such as Bloodhounds and Basset hounds.