My puppy's eye was bitten by another dog. Should I go to the vet?

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.

Poor Molly! You did the right thing by cleaning the cut off when you first noticed it. Yes, if it is looking a bit swollen and red, and she is blinking her eye more than normal, I would recommend taking her to the vet tomorrow to have this checked - these can be signs of infection, so it sounds like she may need a course of antibiotics to help resolve the problem.

Yes, I would take Romeo into a vet today if possible. It could be he has an eye infection, or may have injured his eye. Any problem with the eye needs to be checked out promptly, as leaving it untreated can lead to vision loss. I hope this helps!

Poor Blacky. If at all possible, Blacky needs to go to an emergency clinic right now. This could be as minor as a skin scrap, or as severe as a ruptured eyeball. If you are unable to get to an emergency clinic, use a warm wash cloth to clean off his face and get to a vet as soon as possible if he's squinting or his eye looks odd in any way. Eye issues are almost always very painful and can result in blindness if not treated very quickly. Good luck! I hope Blacky is feeling better soon. Please let me know if this was helpful information and thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Your puppy looks like it is in serious pain. The eye also looks involved and it is possible the other dog bit your puppy behind the eye lid, which could be a reason for the blood from the nose. It would be best to have your puppy seen by a veterinarian preferably tonight. Brandy will need an exam to verify there is no eye damage, fracture of any of the facial bones. She will need prescription antibiotics, and pain medicine. This will likely swell up seriously and may also impede her breathing if there is an injury to the respiratory tract in the head.

Hi and thanks for posting on Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! If your puppy's eye is actively bleeding, he should see a veterinarian right away if possible. Cherry eye is a disorder of the tear gland and can become infected which can cause it to bleed. Your veterinarian may recommend antibiotics or steroids for the eye temporarily. Ultimately, corrective surgery is often needed for cherry eye which can be done by your veterinarian.

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.