Izzo,
Dogs, like people, do have a clear covering over the eyeball. If this mucus you mentioned is more than that, you can try to get it off by wetting a cotton swab and moving it to the inner corner of her eye so that you can remove it. Don't use a tissue because it will place fibers in her eye that can scratch and damage it. If the mucus continues, or turns yellow, or her eye looks sore, call your vet. She might have conjunctivitis (commonly known as pink-eye) and will need medication to clear up the infection.
Good luck! ~Pasha
Dogs, like people, do have a clear covering over the eyeball. If this mucus you mentioned is more than that, you can try to get it off by wetting a cotton swab and moving it to the inner corner of her eye so that you can remove it. Don't use a tissue because it will place fibers in her eye that can scratch and damage it. If the mucus continues, or turns yellow, or her eye looks sore, call your vet. She might have conjunctivitis (commonly known as pink-eye) and will need medication to clear up the infection.
Good luck! ~Pasha
