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Q. My dogâs eyes are red. A. Dr. Nunnery: Changes in the color of the eyes can be disconcerting. In fact, itâs one of the most common eye concerns that compel owners to bring dogs to the vet.. My dog has been squinting, as well as rubbing, his eyes. A. Squinting or holding the eye shut usually indicates ocular pain, which can be intense because there are so many sensory nerve endings on the corneaâs surface.
Nuclear sclerosis, also called lenticular sclerosis, can cause the pupils of your dogâs eyes to take on a cloudy bluish-gray appearance. The condition is also seen in humans and horses. This condition is a normal change to the lenses of the eyes that typically occurs in dogs over the age of six.