by Veterinary Revision | May 5, 2021 | Blog
Do you know about eye diseases that might affect your dog? We thought we’d highlight a few diseases that tend to affect specific dog breeds. Alaskan malamute Uveodermatologic syndrome is an autoimmune disease attaching pigmentation of the eyes, skin, and mucous...
by Veterinary Revision | May 3, 2021 | Blog
Someone once said, “not a single Pug will die without pigment on his cornea”. The cornea, mind you, is the clear external “windshield” of the eye. Much like having mud on a windshield, pigmentation on a cornea can cause substantial vision issues. Terms that have been...
by Veterinary Revision | Apr 30, 2021 | Blog
Diseases that cause vision loss in animals are not uncommon, especially in older individuals. These diseases range from acute and jarring in onset to very slowly progressive changes. Often when we diagnose such issues in older individuals, pet owners are disinclined...
by Veterinary Revision | Apr 30, 2021 | Blog
Cataracts, defined as an opacity of the lens, are common in dogs and may result in substantial vision impairment in advanced stages. The most common causes are genetic influences, diabetes mellitus, and age-related factors. Although cloudiness and vision loss are...
by Veterinary Revision | Apr 30, 2021 | Blog
We understand that seeing a veterinary specialist, especially an ophthalmologist, may be an unexpected and unfamiliar experience for you and your pet. We’d like to take the opportunity today to share with you what a comprehensive ophthalmic evaluation actually...
by Veterinary Revision | Apr 30, 2021 | Blog
Dr. Tofflemire, My family and I rescued this little kitten and he just has disgusting eyes! I’ve been putting cream in it, but I don’t know how much it’s helping. What’s going on with him?! Hi Lorraine, Yikes! That kitten is lucky you...
