If you own a Beagle or other breed of dog then you may be aware that tear duct blockage can be a common illness. Your vet can help you better understand your Beagle’s eyes and how the tear ducts should operate. In some cases, dogs will develop irritated, watery or even swollen eyes which may indicate a blockage in the tear duct.

If your Beagle’s eye is watery or giving off a green or yellow discharge there could be debris in the eye or a problem with the tear duct. Your vet will need to examine your dog’s eyes to determine the exact cause. If it’s related to the tear ducts then they may be blocked. Your vets San Rafael, CA can tell you that Epiphora is the medical term given when a dog’s tears do not drain correctly through the tear ducts. It is often a symptom of an underlying condition.