My pure white Mini Aussie puppy's eye won't open. Is it fixable?

There are not any preventative measures to take. Just be diligent to wipe any discharge from the corners of the eyes so it doesn't try and stick to the skin. This can cause a skin infection. Also make sure the discharge is always they or clear. If it turns to green or yellow, have your vet take a look. Also if you even notice him squinting either of his eyes then have your vet look at them! I hope this helps!

If she is nursing well and alert otherwise then it is less concerning and would point more to an eye injury or infection (conjunctivitis) which will need treatment. If she is weak and not wanting to nurse or interact then she needs to be seen by a vet immediately.m to see what is going on. Make sure she is kept warm and you can gentle clean her eyes with sterile eye wash. If you see any redness, mucus or cloudiness to the eye then it is best she get seen by a vet

Unfortunately there's nothing you can do, Hershey has to see a vet as soon as possible. It's not normal her eye is white, and she is showing you it's very painful if she won't let you clean her eye. Leaving this untreated can lead to permanent vision loss, so she needs to see a vet immediately. Please take her into one now. Best of luck.

If you rinsed her eye out and it didn't help then she should be examined by a vet to determine the cause. She could have a corneal ulcer/scratch, infection, foreign material in her eye, etc. Your vet can stain her eye to determine if there is an ulcer or scratch and then prescribe medications to help treat. She may need an antibiotic and/or an anti-inflammatory to help treat the problem.

If your puppy cannot open its eyes properly then I suspect there may be an issue with the way the eyelids have grown. They may be turned in or overgrown. This can predispose to irritation which could explain why the eyes are dirty. You need to take the puppy to a vet to have s thorough examination then they will be able to advise you on treatment which could be medicine or surgery.

Minnie should go to see the vet as soon as possible. I cannot diagnose her without seeing her in person, but based on your description and her photo I am very concerned she could have a condition called congenital hydrocephalus, which causes fluid buildup in the skull. I am attaching an article with a little more info here: http://www.vetstreet.com/care/hydrocephalus-in-cats-and-dogs . This condition can worsen and lead to seizures and death. Unfortunately medical treatment is often not curative and surgery may be needed. As I say, I cannot say that this is her problem for certain, but she needs an exam by a vet to determine if it could be the source of her abnormality.

Eyelids in puppies typically open between 10-14 days of age, and I can see that Pumpkin Pie is just past that point at 17 days. At this point, his eyes may simply be opening later than normal, or may have a congenital or infectious issue occurring. It would be best to take him to a vet (or ideally, a veterinary ophthalmologist) for further evaluation. If he does have a congenital issue leading to blindness, there are plenty of dogs that happy, full lives without sight. It just takes some dedication, consistency in training/routine, and extra caution around new people and children. Give it more time before worrying about having a blind dog! :-) I hope that all goes well for Pumpkin Pie!