Causes and Treatment of Cataracts in Dogs
October 18th 2009 15:56
You can treat cataracts in your dog, but treatment is generally going to be a surgical procedure, and not all dogs are good candidates for the surgery.
If you think that your dog has cataracts, you should consult your veterinarian for more information. You do not want to assume it's nuclear sclerosis, and your dog really need to be treated for cataracts. Even though nuclear sclerosis is even more common than canine cataracts, you just want to make sure that you know what is wrong with your dog.
You will notice the cloudiness first, and the vision loss will come next. It can be very hard to deal with a dog who has vision problems, so it's a good idea to see if he is a good candidate for the surgery. You'll definitely see a big improvement in your dog.
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Cataracts in Dogs- Causes and Treatment
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Comment by Wilson Pon
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Comment by Colenso
Absolutely ridiculous. Who can afford that for their dog? Yes, I know the procedure is delicate, blah, blah, years of training, blah, blah, but it's still bloody ridiculous.