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just before everyone starts talking eyes again i would just like to say in response to a couple of posts that no one has been rude or broken any rules as far as i can see, i thought a good debate was supposed to get a bit heated every now and again. i must say though that i really find being spoken to like a naughty child very condescending so i am going to leave this thread before i do get annoyed, and break a forum rule.

maybe you misunderstood or i did, what i am saying is failing an eye test before or after eye staining occurs have absolutely nothing to do with each other. maybe as you got this information through someone else the information was muddled somewhere along the line. i am not sure that the person that has this dog if you tell her maybe would not appreciate everyone talking about their dog.

are you saying that failed eyes and staining go together, because if you are god there are a lot of dogs with bad eyes, as i said before i reckon it would be allergies, or some other irritation. what condition would cause an eye to stain that would be picked up by the eye clinic. i have noticed that dogs such as maltese and poodles that have pink around their eyes are more prone to it.... put me right anybody sue Nope, not saying that staining and failed eyes in all cases go together, but in this paticular case the vet felt the staining was due to a failed eye test. In other cases it may be coincidence, or otherwise. ETA: Thank you for those who cleared up drainage angles and its relationship with staining. spoke to an eye specialist today said he would not fail an eye test due to staining so where does that leave us.

thanks for that informative reply to this question and i have to say i agree with you totally. in fact on investigation of my red dogs face from a little way away it looks like she has a little eye stain, she does not though. sue

are you saying that failed eyes and staining go together, because if you are god there are a lot of dogs with bad eyes, as i said before i reckon it would be allergies, or some other irritation. what condition would cause an eye to stain that would be picked up by the eye clinic. i have noticed that dogs such as maltese and poodles that have pink around their eyes are more prone to it.... put me right anybody sue

hi, i have shiba inu he gets the staining on the eyes but not all the time, when he gets this he does sneeze as well his problem is allergies at certain times of the year, there is nothing wrong with his eyes it is like humans your eyes run if you have an allergy to something.