My 4-month-old husky puppy has red eye whites. Is it serious?

All I can see is that the eye is red and he is squinting it a little. It could be due to an injury to the cornea or some type of trauma. I highly recommend you have him to your vet for an exam. The eye needs to be checked with an ophthalmoscope and have a stain test - obviously we can only tell so much from a photo. I don't think it is an emergency but try to get him examined as soon as you can get an appointment. In the meantime you can use this eye gel to see if it will help: ( )

A small amount of clear or whitish discharge is normal and fine. If you see green or yellow discharge, or if the eye itself is red or squinting, your pup needs to be examined by the veterinarian. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.

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It could be that Pakkun vomited to hard it burst a blood vessel in his eye. I would keep an eye on him for now and these red spots in his eyes. If they get worse, do not go away, or he starts vomiting again, have him seen by a vet. Best of luck.

The cloudiness may be indicative of inflammation or infection. Have Sophie examined by your veterinarian or a veterinary opthalmologist to diagnose the cause. If she is rubbing or pawing at it, place an e-collar (cone) on her until she is examined.

The best course of action would be to have your vet or a certified ophthalmologist take a look at Rascal's eye ASAP if the change has been sudden. They can determine the cause of the redness and recommend additional treatment as needed.

He could have an infection, corneal ulcer/scratch, etc. You could rinse his eye with an eye wash or artificial tears and see if that helps. Otherwise, he needs to be examined by a vet for treatment. He may need an antibiotic or an anti-inflammatory to treat.