It is crucial to consult a veterinarian immediately.
Here's why:
* Self-treating can be dangerous: Prednisolone acetate is a potent steroid and should only be used under a vet's guidance. Using it incorrectly can worsen the condition or cause other health issues.
* Identifying the cause: A vet needs to examine your dog's eye to determine the underlying cause of the inflammation. There could be a foreign object, infection, or other medical issue that needs specific treatment.
* Proper dosage and application: A vet can determine the correct dosage and application method for your dog based on their size and the severity of the inflammation.
Please contact your veterinarian as soon as possible for the best care for your dog.