October 2009 Weddings
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can dogs get pink eye?
After having my dog at boarding all weekend and her sleeping pretty much all of yesterday when we had her home from being so busy at boarding, I am just now seeing her awake. She has what I would call pink eye! (gunky, red, swollen, etc.) Can dogs have pink eye?? I called the vet right away and got an appointment for tomorrow but it looks so sore. Poor thing. I suppose she could have scratched it too... who knows.
Re: can dogs get pink eye?
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Most likely. You can get all sorts of stuff from dogs...
I was worried about that, so I didn't want our dog sleeping on our bed, or more specifically, our pillows like he likes to do. But, DH didn't listen to me and let the dog sleep on the pillows. Neither of us caught pinkeye.
...yet.
The last thing I want to do is be the voice of gloom and doom, but I would highly encourage you to wash your bedding immediately, and if your DH is insistent upon letting the dog sleep on your bed, I would find a new place for you to sleep (sofa, guest room) that's doggie free... just until the pink eye is passed. If your husband wants to swim in pink eye germs, that's fine, but you don't have to.
He had it several months ago, I believe it was back in December or January. Yes, we did was all our bedding...repeatedly until the dog was over the pink eye!
Awww, poor puppy.
I hope she feels better!
I don't know that I've ever seen a pic of her? Do you have one online?
I've got some older ones - apparently I haven't updated shutterfly lately!
http://lucywittyschaffy.shutterfly.com/