Getting Treatment for Pet Glaucoma If you suspect that your pet has an increase in pressure in an eye, it is best to treat the problem quickly, because glaucoma can cause severe damage in a short amount of time. After […]
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It is essential to evaluate the pupil in a red, squinty, teary eye with or without the cloudy surface appearance. The pupil is the black hole in the center of the eye formed by the iris, which is the colored […]
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The fluid outflow pathway in the eye is commonly known as the drainage angle. For proper outflow, the angle needs to be open in a way that the fluid will flow through small holes, as in a sieve. In breeds […]
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What Causes Glaucoma? There are primary and secondary causes of glaucoma: ยทย Primary glaucoma involves a problem in the way that the eyeball developed. Cases of primary glaucoma generally occur in breeds that are genetically predisposed to suffering from the […]
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Like their human companions, dogs and cats can also lose their vision to glaucoma. Fortunately, veterinary medicine now offers treatments that can preserve an animal’s sight. It is important for owners of senior pets be aware of the symptoms of […]
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30. Last but certainly not least: When you are around your dog avoid emotions such as fear, anxiety, harshness or nervousness. Your dog can sense these emotions and will see you as weak. This will escalate your problem as your […]
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26. Small dogs or puppies who demand to be picked up or put down should NOT get what they want until they sit or do another acceptable quiet behavior. They should not be put down unless they are settled quietly […]
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