Here’s how a fluorescein eye stain test works to detect damage or foreign objects in pets' eyes: 1️⃣ Apply a special dye to the eye. 2️⃣ Flush out the excess dye. 3️⃣ Dim the lights and use a blue light to inspect the eye. The dye highlights scratches, ulcers, or debris, making them easy to spot. This quick, painless test only takes a minute or two, though pets might have some temporary green boogers afterward! 🐾 Special thanks to @vetmed.redhead for sharing this insight! 💚 Join our vet commun

👁️🔵✨ The fluorescein eye stain test is a simple, painless procedure used to detect damage or foreign bodies on the surface of the cornea. It involves applying a special orange dye (fluorescein) to the eye, which then glows green under a blue light, highlighting any abnormalities. What it can detect: ✅Corneal abrasions: Scratches on the cornea, often caused by injury or contact lenses. ✅Foreign bodies: Dust, dirt, or other particles embedded in the cornea. ✅Other corneal damage: Ulcers, infecti