My puppy keeps closing one eye and it looks wet. Vet visit needed?

Sorry, I see this was posted 3 days ago - not sure why it took so long for this question to be answered. The eye tends to close when it's in pain. A painful eye can be due to trauma to the outside of the eye; such as a scratch or possible bump on something. This breed tends to get these types of injuries, because of how much their eye sticks out. It could also be due to an infection of the eye and/or increased pressure in the eye. These conditions tend to be rather painful, so that would explain why Romeo is not as energetic. It is best to have a veterinarian look at the eye, so they can identify the problem and give him some medication to make it feel better. I hope that helps and Romeo feels better soon.

Poor Milo. Given that his eye is a bit puffy and there is some discharge, I don't think it's best to wait another day. Any eye problem should be checked out promptly by a vet. I'd take him into a vet today.

Any dog bite needs to be checked by a vet immediately and needs to be treated with antibiotic to prevent any infection from occurring. Post bites infections are extremely common if antibiotics are not take, I would recommend taking Moly to the vet ASAP.

Lucas is so cute! His eye could have been injured playing with his sister, or he could be getting an eye infection. He will need to see a vet as soon as possible for this problem. Leaving any eye problem untreated can lead to vision loss, which is why it's important to get him seen. Call the vet first thing Monday to make an appointment. Best of luck.

I am sorry to hear about Ojo. It is impossible without seeing your dog's eye to tell exactly what is going on here. It is possible he has edema in the cornea, which can resolve, but without an in-person exam we cannot say. If this was a bite, a visit to the vet is definitely recommended because an antibiotic may be needed to prevent infection (bite wounds need to be treated because the mouth contains many bacteria). They also may need to check for wounds/tears in the cornea that may need special medication to heal. I would see the doctor ASAP because eyes can worsen quite quickly.

Rocky could have injured his eye or has a severe eye infection. Any eye problem needs to be checked out by a vet promptly as leaving it untreated can lead to vision loss. I'd take him into a vet today.

Hello, yes you definitely need to take him to your vet to get it checked, it's most likely a corneal ulcer, this can happen due to an injury or eye infection, often it can get worse and even cause blindness in that eye, it needs to be treated with special eye drops