The only way to actually get rid of cherry eye is to see your veterinarian. Surgical removal of the gland is a bad idea so most veterinarians offer two other surgical solutions. The simplest of these two procedures is having your veterinarian place a permanent stitch which will hold the gland in the proper place. If your dog develops cherry eye, discussing solutions with your veterinarian would be your best option.
THANK YOU SO MUCH THANK YOU SO MUCH THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!! AT FIRST I COULDNT DO IT AND MY FAMILY GAVE UP THEN I SWITCHED HANDS ON FIXING IT THEN IT WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!!!!!!!!! IM SO HAPPY!!!!!I WATCHED A COUPLE OF VIDEOS AND THIS WAS ONE OF THEM THAT HELPED A LOT!!!! LOTS OF $ HAS BEEN SAVED!!! <3~MY FAMILY AND ME
ok.....that is not the way to make a cherry eye go away. it needs to be removed. not pushed back down cause it will just keep popping up. they need to have it surgically removed. my mother in law breeds english bulldogs and she sends all the cherry eye cases to the vet. :)
@6651customs actually removing that gland will cause the dogs eye to get dry as that gland produces 30% of the tears to keep the eyes moist. Removing the cherry eye is not recommended by alot of vets as it can cause this dry eye and is very painful for the dog. it may also lead to blindness aswell. the cherry eye is jus a gland thats out of place, it dsnt bother the dog as much as it bothers the owner. its just ugly to look at. so what hes doing is actually ok
it is not working for me, i am not sure what i am doing wrong, my bulldog is 3 now and has had this for over a year, i keep trying what you show in this video, put they are not moving at all? help
Just tried it on my bully, and it worked perfectly! Took more then 2 tries but it was because my bully didn't stand still and it popped out in 2 seconds. But after another couple of goes it didn't come back.
but didnt work for me, my bulldog has it on both eyes, do you use pressure when pushing in? cuz i was too scared to do that, i was just massaging it in
Wow that simple procedure worked perfectly...thank you SO MUCH !
My puppy developed the "cherry eye" effect & I searched the internet only to find UPSETTING articles about expensive vet procedures and REMOVING the tear ducts & then your dog would have DRY EYE for the rest of its life.
I followed your easy procedure and her eye is now PERFECT...Bless your heart for posting this helpful video on You Tube !!
The only way to actually get rid of cherry eye is to see your veterinarian. Surgical removal of the gland is a bad idea so most veterinarians offer two other surgical solutions. The simplest of these two procedures is having your veterinarian place a permanent stitch which will hold the gland in the proper place. If your dog develops cherry eye, discussing solutions with your veterinarian would be your best option.
CovieCheckers 1 month ago
This is only temporary...
mjfromga89 2 months ago
lol,bullshit,this does not make it go away.
MWalcher1 2 months ago
Ahhhh you are the man! I was worried for a min my frenchie got one for the first time and I was about to panic ;-P
TheLettuceBreath 2 months ago
thanks man(: my boston bully gets them ALL the time..lmao
miagrace123 2 months ago
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THANK YOU SO MUCH THANK YOU SO MUCH THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!! AT FIRST I COULDNT DO IT AND MY FAMILY GAVE UP THEN I SWITCHED HANDS ON FIXING IT THEN IT WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!!!!!!!!! IM SO HAPPY!!!!!I WATCHED A COUPLE OF VIDEOS AND THIS WAS ONE OF THEM THAT HELPED A LOT!!!! LOTS OF $ HAS BEEN SAVED!!! <3~MY FAMILY AND ME
piexstella 3 months ago
YOUR A JERK !
decoysk 4 months ago
ok.....that is not the way to make a cherry eye go away. it needs to be removed. not pushed back down cause it will just keep popping up. they need to have it surgically removed. my mother in law breeds english bulldogs and she sends all the cherry eye cases to the vet. :)
6651customs 4 months ago
@6651customs actually removing that gland will cause the dogs eye to get dry as that gland produces 30% of the tears to keep the eyes moist. Removing the cherry eye is not recommended by alot of vets as it can cause this dry eye and is very painful for the dog. it may also lead to blindness aswell. the cherry eye is jus a gland thats out of place, it dsnt bother the dog as much as it bothers the owner. its just ugly to look at. so what hes doing is actually ok
DolledupBySamantha 3 months ago
@6651customs they should not be removed, that will cause dry eye
trudeausamantha 2 months ago
Thank you! I really needed this to help with my bully!
GwenT42 5 months ago
This isn't actually fixing it, it will keep happening unless they have surgery, though surgery IS NOT a good idea for most english bulldogs.
mitre991 6 months ago 2
좋은 정보 감사합니다.^^(Thanks good information.)
tjgml7566 6 months ago
좋은 정보 감사합니다.
^^
tjgml7566 6 months ago
it is not working for me, i am not sure what i am doing wrong, my bulldog is 3 now and has had this for over a year, i keep trying what you show in this video, put they are not moving at all? help
xoJulieSxo 8 months ago
That just worked on my french bulldog.
Thank you so much!!!
eerie87 9 months ago
Just tried it on my bully, and it worked perfectly! Took more then 2 tries but it was because my bully didn't stand still and it popped out in 2 seconds. But after another couple of goes it didn't come back.
Boddos 10 months ago
wow that was easy
but didnt work for me, my bulldog has it on both eyes, do you use pressure when pushing in? cuz i was too scared to do that, i was just massaging it in
thanks
sparklle0913 11 months ago
wow that was easy
sparklle0913 11 months ago
Wow that simple procedure worked perfectly...thank you SO MUCH !
My puppy developed the "cherry eye" effect & I searched the internet only to find UPSETTING articles about expensive vet procedures and REMOVING the tear ducts & then your dog would have DRY EYE for the rest of its life.
I followed your easy procedure and her eye is now PERFECT...Bless your heart for posting this helpful video on You Tube !!
Nordic4U 1 year ago
yes u can for all types of breeds its perfectly safe and not harmful at all.
noodlz308 1 year ago
such a beautifull bulldog.
ratatulsuprem1 1 year ago
I wonder if this will work for a Cane Corso???
det300zx 1 year ago
can I perform this on a golden retriever too?
KRSchannel 1 year ago