Cherry Eye Surgery In Redmond

Redmond Families: What To Know About Cherry Eye

Cherry eye looks dramatic yet is very treatable. Here is a concise overview for Redmond dog owners on why it happens, how to recognize early changes, and when a repair is recommended.

Cherry eye overview for Redmond dog owners at Holly Vet Clinic

How It Starts

The supporting tissues that anchor the third eyelid gland can be looser by nature. As a result the gland moves outward and forms a red bulge. The process is structural and usually not due to injury.

  • More common in certain breeds
  • Often appears in the first years of life
  • One eye can be followed by the other
  • Untreated exposure can irritate the surface

Early Patterns

Brief redness and discharge often precede a full prolapse. Tracking these changes helps shape the care plan.

  • Red inner corner that varies through the day
  • Tearing or mucus strands
  • Intermittent squinting or pawing
  • Repeat conjunctivitis episodes
Redmond dog examined for third eyelid gland prolapse at Holly Vet Clinic

Recommended Repair

A surgical repair is needed to keep the gland in its normal position. Our method protects tear function and supports long term comfort.

What To Expect

Most patients go home the same day. Care includes an e collar, eye drops, and a recheck exam. We review home care steps so healing is smooth and comfortable.

Cherry eye vs normal diagram for Redmond dog owners

Plan Your Redmond Visit

We are close to Education Hill and Downtown Redmond. If you notice swelling along the inner eye corner schedule a consultation to discuss timing and options.

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Request Appointment

Call 206 656 8588 for availability and pricing.

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