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Dry Eye In Dogs
Dry Eye Syndrome (DES) or keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS) is a common, potentially blinding condition in dogs. If a dog is struck down with this condition it usually affects both eyes. As with humans DES in canines is the reduction of lubricating tear production. This type of tear is extremely important as it assists with clear vision.
Although DES could affect any breed… Continue reading
Cataracts In Animals
What are cataracts?
A cataract is when the lens of the eye becomes cloudy or opaque, this is called opacification. Light rays reflect from an object to the cornea (the outermost layer of the eye), through the lens (which focuses the rays), to the retina. The lens needs to be transparent to transmit light to the retina so with a cataract, vision is therefore impaired.
Cataract formation… Continue reading
Are insulin injections the only answer for your diabetic dog?
There are natural ways to treat and help your diabetic dog but the fact still remains, if they need insulin, then insulin they must have. But even if this is the only answer you can still considerably reduce the amount of insulin to be administered along with improving your dog’s health and wellbeing.
Diet.
It goes without saying that sugar… Continue reading
Canine Diabetes And What You Must Know About Herbs For Dogs
If you’re like most people, you don’t know much about canine diabetes, or herbs for dogs. But if you have a diabetic dog, natural remedies for dogs may be helpful in managing this disease. People have been using these herbs for centuries, and now scientific research is showing that these remedies are safe and effective. Here are… Continue reading
Feeding a Dog Supplement to Aid Dog Nutrition
Dog supplement is an important aspect of dog health. A lot of people think that good food and good exercise are enough to get a healthy dog. But this is not true. Supplements are an important part of dog health. There are a lot of nutrients that your dog needs which he cannot and does not get from daily food… Continue reading
Canine Cataracts
One of the most common problems affecting the eyes of dogs is canine cataract. While canine cataract presents at different ages, and in various forms, in general they can affect all dog breeds. Recent research carried out by veterinary scientists has shown that certain types of canine cataracts are more common in specific breeds. Dog cataracts are very widespread, and unfortunately there is still a lot… Continue reading
Cloudy Eyes In Dogs
The eyes are covered by a layer of cells called the cornea. The cornea should be transparent to allow light to pass through to the lens beneath, which should also be transparent. I think most people appreciate that should the cornea or the lens become cloudy then vision will of course be affected. What most people do not realise is there are a number… Continue reading
What Will You Do About Your Dog’s Cataract?
Cataracts are one of the most common problems affecting the eyes of dogs. Affecting all breeds and ages of dogs, there are many different types and causes of cataract formation. Despite the fact that they are very common, a lot is still unknown about canine cataracts. Up until now the only treatment option has been surgery and the procedures and… Continue reading
Canine Diabetes — Will Your Dog Go Blind From Cataracts In Dogs?
If your canine companion has developed diabetes in dogs, he faces the threat of going blind. Cataracts in dogs are an unfortunate side effect for dogs with diabetes. Is there anything you can do to help him?Why Are Cataracts In Dogs A Problem for Canine Diabetics?This is only one of many problems that happen when glucose… Continue reading
Cataracts In Dogs
Cataracts in Dogs
Dogs are considered the most faithful of pets and are considered very close to their owners. The owner of a dog generally becomes much attached to this faithful animal and treats the dog as being a part of the family. Any sort of ailment, sickness or physical complication for a dog becomes a matter of concern for the owner of the pet, this… Continue reading
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