Why are my dog's eyes swollen and itchy after I ate oranges?

Benadryl is unlikely to help but won't hurt anything. You can also try a warm compress and saline eye wash to make sure there is nothing in there irritating them. If she is unable hold them open or the swelling gets worse or you notice a mucous discharge then I would take her to a vet tonight. If it is not better by tomorrow then I would take her in then

Poor guy. It may be a reaction to the spice. He is having a bit of an allergic reaction here that requires some anti-histamines and possibly even a steroid injection. I would recommend contacting your vet in the morning or an ER vet tonight if he has any swelling that is occurring around his neck area. As long as his airway is ok, then a vet visit in the morning should be ok. I hope that your poor fur baby feels better soon! Best wishes and take care.

Yes, it could be allergy related. The best thing to do is rinse out his eyes a couple times per day with an eye wash like this: https://worldtails.securevetsource.com/itemView/view/198943_Home.pml?productId=118452 You could also use an oral antihistamine like Claratin (loratadine) 10mg once per day.

He could have a bacterial infection and need an antibiotic to treat. Since the Benadryl is not working, he should be examined by a vet for treatment. Your vet can prescribe an antibiotic and an anti-inflammatory, if needed, to treat.

Do not give any or apply anything into Oliver's eyes without the advice of your veterinarian. Contact your vet about giving an antihistamine in addition to Apoquel to Oliver for relief. There are OTC antihistamines that can be used in dogs as well as several prescription options. Discuss dosing with your vet as, legally, we are unable to recommend medications and dosing in the absence of a patient-vet-client relationship and a physical exam.

Hi there and thank you for using PetCoach to address your concern. Based on your description and the pictures you provided, it appears as though Brody is having an allergic reaction. I would recommend using Benadryl, which you can read about at this link ( https://www.petcoach.co/pet-medication/benadryl/ ). If there is no improvement, then I would seek an emergency veterinary hospital that is open 24 hours so you can get him seen sooner rather than later. I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further. You can also use artificial tears to help cleanse the eyes.

I would worry that the swelling might be due to an eyelid infection or allergic reaction, and Goodwinol would not treat these problems. It's also possible that the Goodwinol would cause irritation so close to the eye. I'd recommend seeing a veterinarian since oral medications like antibiotics might be necessary. If Zeppelin is squinting or other areas of his face seem swollen I'd recommend seeing your vet.