Under normal circumstances, when the dog's eyelids are trembling before everything goes to sleep, the eyelids will not move easily after falling asleep, and will also roll their eyes. For dogs, this key is to block light, which is attributed to...
Under normal circumstances, when the dog's eyelids are trembling before everything goes to sleep, the eyelids will not move easily after falling asleep, and will also roll their eyes. For dogs, this key is to block light, which is attributed to the instinctive reaction of the organism. Just like when a person is asleep, if he opens his eyelids, he will see that his eyes are turned white, and only people or small animals who can enter a dormant state will do so.
Perhaps, if a dog rolls his eyes, there will be other abnormalities. For example: If a dog suffers from eye disease, it will roll his eyes abnormally when it falls asleep. Or you may have been infected with cat plague or canine plague, which will cause the dog to roll his eyes when he sleeps. But it is particularly important to note that when all normal dogs roll their eyes, they will not easily have other abnormal symptoms.
Dogs who roll their eyes due to illness may also have some other symptoms. For example: runny nose, twitching, tears in the corners of the eyes, and abnormalities in the corners of the eyes. If you find this abnormal situation and have to start paying attention to it, you should immediately take the dog to the doctor for diagnosis and treatment.
