Hi there! No need to panic, but it does sound like Daisy might need a bit of attention. Green and crusty eye discharge often indicates some kind of infection, like conjunctivitis, but it could also be something simple, like irritation from dust or wind exposure. It's rare for treats, unless they were the kind containing toxic ingredients, to cause eye issues specifically.
Here's what to look for:
- Check if her eyes are red or swelling up; it may point to irritation or infection.
- Is she rubbing her eyes a lot or seems to be in discomfort?
- Do her eyes seem cloudy or is there any change in her vision?
If she's otherwise acting normally, eating, and playing, it's probably not an emergency. However, if the discharge is worsening, she's showing other symptoms like lethargy, loss of appetite, or her eyes are swelling and very red, you should give your vet a call.
At home, you can gently clean around her eyes with a warm, damp cloth. Just ensure you don't touch the eyeball itself. This might help her feel more comfortable until you can get better advice.
Unless Daisy got a hold of something known to be toxic, like chocolate or grapes, it's unlikely her treat adventure is the culprit. Still, if she ate something unusual, keep an eye on her for signs of an upset tummy or more serious issues.
If you're unsure or your pet’s symptoms worsen, it's best to book a call with a vet on Dial A Vet for professional advice.