Worried about eye gunk or redness in your pet’s eyes? This cheat sheet covers simple, vet-informed tips to keep your pet’s eyes clean, clear, and comfortable.

What’s Normal:

1. Small amount of eye gunk in the morning
2. Clear, watery, or slightly brownish discharge
3. No redness, swelling, or behavior changes
4. Seasonal changes may increase minor discharge
5. Easily cleaned with warm, damp cloth

When to Worry:

1. Yellow, green, or thick discharge
2. Eye is red, swollen, or half-closed
3. Pet constantly pawing at or rubbing the eye
4. Discharge has a strong odor
5. Vision changes or bumping into objects

How to Clean Your Pet’s Eyes:

1. Wash your hands before and after.
2. Use a warm, damp cotton pad or clean cloth.
3. Gently wipe from the corner outward — don’t rub.
4. Never use human eye drops unless prescribed.
5. If unsure, take a quick photo and consult your vet.

Quick Tip:
Make eye checks part of your daily routine — it only takes a minute but can save your pet a lot of discomfort later.

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