A Visitor asked the following question on 10/29/2004
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11/2/05
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Surprised no one answered this. A cherry eye is a gland on the inside of the eye lid that swells ( due to MANY different causes) and then in association to this ( most likely) weak ness in the third eye lid causes it to invert. It will look like a large piece of meat is in the inside corner of the eye. In all likely hood it is a hereditary condition.
Please note that I am not a veterinarian, I have how ever seen many cherry eyes in bull dogs that I have known and this may not be a clinical, exact definition of a cherry eye, it is how I under stand the process to be.
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Kymber
TTS Great Danes
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