Mary Allen
#7 Prolapsed nictitating gland
In this condition, the gland protrudes from under the third eyelid and looks like a cherry in the corner of the eye. Your vet may need to remove the gland.
#8 Dry Eyes
This occurs when natural tear production is not sufficient. Signs can include a dry appearance or blue fog in the eye. Your vet can test the bulldog for dry eyes and prescribe medication to help ease the pain of the condition.
#9 Entropion
In this condition, the eyelashes curl inward and rub the eye, causing irritation. Surgical correction may be necessary.