
8 Things to Know About Cherry Eye (Including How It's Treated)
Despite its sometimes angry-red appearance, cherry eye is not painful for dogs.
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Despite its sometimes angry-red appearance, cherry eye is not painful for dogs.
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There are specific circumstances where dogs may indeed benefit from wearing doggy sunglasses or goggles. Here's what you need to know.
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If your pet is having trouble navigating or keeps bumping into things, PRA might be a possible cause.
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Eye mucus is common in dogs — however, excessive discharge (especially when it's yellow or yellow-green) is a sign of trouble.
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Learn about cataracts in dogs, including symptoms, treatment options, and prevention tips to help keep your dog's vision clear.
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Ectropion in dogs — where their eyelids droop or roll away from the eye — may require surgery, but it depends on the severity. Read on for more information.
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Entropion in dogs often requires surgery performed by a skilled veterinary surgeon. Learn more about this eye condition in our expert guide.
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When it comes to who has better night vision, dogs win out over humans. This is because their sight favors rods more than cones in the retinas of their eyes.
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With the successful treatment of so many eye disorders these days, our pets are lucky to have these veterinary specialists.
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Learn the 5 warning signs of dog eye problems and when to see a vet to ensure your pet's eye health and prevent serious issues. Act now to protect your dog.
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Glaucoma in dogs is a painful condition. Read this article to learn more about symptoms, causes and treatments of glaucoma in dogs.
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Though not life-threatening, corneal inflammation can cause significant discomfort. Learn more about symptoms and treatment options in this article.
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