To help dogs grow healthily, many owners go to great lengths and take meticulous care of them. However, we know that dogs don’t always cooperate with what we do because some care tasks make them uncomfortable, so they might resist. This causes trouble when caring for them, such as keeping their eyes clean. We regularly put eye drops in their eyes, but some dogs do not cooperate. So how do we put eye drops for dogs, and what good methods are there?

        Dogs may refuse eye drops simply because they are not used to them. If owners train their dogs to accept eye drops from a young age, then when the dogs grow older, they should not reject the eye drops. Of course, there is a proper way to put eye drops in dogs and it should not be too rough.

        Before putting eye drops in your dog, you can help the dog relax and ease any tension or fear. You can first wash the dog’s face and clean away eye discharge and dirt around the eyes. After cleaning, then put in the eye drops. For small dogs, it is easy to keep their body stable, but for large dogs, it’s best to have a family member help hold the dog steady while administering the eye drops.

        Therefore, it is best to frequently conduct obedience training with your dog so that it can obey your commands. This will make caring for them much easier. Before putting in eye drops, it is best to stabilize their emotions so they don’t get too excited; this way they won’t keep moving around.