Cherry eye in dogs occurs when the tear gland that is normally under the third eyelid pops out of place and becomes inflamed. This makes it look a bit like the dog has a tiny cherry in the inner corner of the eye, hence the name. To teach dog parents about this common condition, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains the causes, predisposed breeds, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of cherry eye in dogs.
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