Cherry Eye French Bulldog. Cherry eye is much more common in younger French Bulldogs however it can happen at any point in your Frenchies lifetime. Cherry eye can be characterized by red tissue protruding from the inside corner of the eye.
Murray of Neartown Animal Clinic performing routine cherry eye surgery on young Bulldog. If youve ever seen a red bulge in the corner of your dogs eye youve seen firsthand what cherry eye looks like. Cherry eye is often seen in dogs between 6-12 months of age and less frequently occurs in older dogs.
21022018 Its also common for French Bulldogs to suffer from allergies that may irritate their eyes.
20062013 When working correctly the third eyelid stays tucked away and out of sight. Redness of the eye a dog is constantly rubbing and scratching the eye extremely dry eyes squinting excessive tear production discharge coming out from the eye infection of the eye swollen eyes blurred vision conjunctivitis. Unfortunately in Frenchies this eyelid may pop out producing the extremely irritating and uncomfortable condition known as Cherry Eye. Cherry Eye is caused by a prolapse in the gland of your French Bulldogs eyelid.
