Proptosed globe may be the second scariest condition of pets after seizures. Prominent-eyed dogs such as Pugs and Pekinese are prone to this condition, in which the eyeball itself pops out of the eye socket, usually as a result of…
In a story about pet lovers coping with blind dogs we had good news that most dogs and their people perform better than satisfactorily. The story on blind cats is equally encouraging. Today we have interviewed Renee, who lost her…
The second installment of Coping With Dogs’ Blindness has been consolidated into the original post: Dr. Galle’s, Mine And Brenda’s Experiences With Blind And Going-Blind Dogs
The second installment of Coping With Dogs’ Blindness has been consolidated into the original post: Examination By Dr. Laurence Galle, DVM, ACVO, Reveals Pearl’s Diagnosis
Your dog (or cat) is going blind. You have no experience with a blind pet. You don’t know what to expect. You don’t know how to cope. Fortunately, your pet does. Our only remaining dog, Pearl, is experiencing a degenerative…
Corneal ulcers in dogs and cats are known to be very painful. We veterinarians can tell by the way pets squint when they have them. Some dogs’ eyelids can be nearly impossible to open because of the pain. In addition,…
