Exophthalmos, or a protruding globe, may be somewhat normal in what types of animals?
brachycephalics
Exophthalmos or protruding eyeballs may be somewhat normal in certain animals such as rabbits, frogs, and fish. Rabbits have prominent eyes to detect predators better, while amphibians like frogs have large eyes to improve their vision in dim light conditions. Fish also have protruding eyeballs to help them detect prey in underwater environments. However, in most domesticated animals such as cats, dogs, and horses, exophthalmos is not a normal condition and may indicate an underlying disease or trauma.
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