My dog has ulcers in her eyes and I'm being advised to put her to sleep

I'm really sorry to hear about your dog's eye ulcers. It sounds like a tough situation, and I'm here to help you explore your options. Eye ulcers, also known as corneal ulcers, occur when the surface of the eye gets damaged. These can be caused by injuries, infections, or certain diseases. They can be very painful and can lead to severe complications if not treated properly.

First things first, it's essential that you follow your vet's treatment plan, which might include eye drops or ointments to help heal the ulcer and prevent infection. Keep your pup from rubbing her eyes by using an Elizabethan collar, also known as a "cone of shame," to prevent further damage.

Watch for signs that the ulcer might be worsening. These include increased redness, discharge, squinting, or if your dog seems to be in pain or the eye appears cloudy. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s crucial to reach out to a vet as soon as possible.

Deciding to put a pet to sleep is a deeply personal decision. If you’re unsure, getting a second opinion could be beneficial. I encourage you to book a video consult with Dial A Vet to discuss the situation in more detail to explore other potential options and ensure you're making the best decision for your beloved pup.