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Dealing with Eye Infections on Dogs
Eye infections are a common problem with dogs, just like with humans, a dog’s eyes are quite sensitive and delicate. Natural defenses such as eyelashes, tears, and eyelids are not always enough to protect a dog’s eyes from dirt, dust and ultimately infection. Once in a while intervention is required to keep a dog’s eyes functioning properly.
A common eye infection in dogs… Continue reading
Dog Eye Infections – Four Common Canine Eye Infections
Like us, there are many things that can go wrong with your dog’s eyes. Some of the most common dog eye infections include conjunctivitis, uveitis, and scleritis. Treatment can be as simple as application of eye drops, or as serious as emergency surgery. This article will take a look a some of the most common canine eye infections.ConjunctivitisConjunctivitis is… Continue reading
Belgian Tervuren Puppy And Dog Information
The Belgian Tervuren is a medium sized, elegant square standing herding dog that originally comes from Belgium. She was bred to protect flocks from wolves and other predators. She is fearless and can be quite aggressive. She needs an experienced handler. The optimal housing for her is indoors to be with the family with access to a large properly fenced yard or… Continue reading
Cataracts In Dogs ? What Choice Will You Make?
Cataracts in Dogs – what choice will you make?
Cataracts are one of the most common problems affecting the eyes of the dog. 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… Continue reading
Glaucoma in Dogs ? Symptoms and Treatment
Glaucoma is one important eye problem that can cause serious problems for humans and also for dogs. Glaucoma happens when the eye gets a higher intraocular eye pressure. The fluid that exists in the eyes has a well defined shape.
The fluid quantity is regulated by the body in order to maintain the pressure in the eyes, at an optimal level. … Continue reading
Common Eye Problems In Bulldogs
With the big buggy eyes of French and English Bulldogs, it’s hard for us humans to resist them. But there are many problems that can come along with that cute face, if not taken care of properly.
Because of the buggy eyes of French Bulldog puppies and English Bulldog puppies, they are more susceptible to eye infections and… Continue reading
Belgian Malinois Dog Breed Essential Information
The Belgian Malinois is a large intelligent dog that requires plenty of space. They are not suited to an apartment as they need a large properly fenced in enclosure to keep them exercised. They are an elegant well muscled dog, intelligent and eager to work. They will guard the family and make a great watchdog. They are good with older children but… Continue reading
Red Eyes in Dogs
Red, itchy or inflamed eyes can be uncomfortable for your pets.
Veterinarians say if your pet exhibits the following symptoms you need to take them to the vet:
** The eye is obviously painful and your pet is shaking her head or pawing their eye to try to relieve the pain.
** The blood vessels in the whites of the eyes are very swollen.
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What You Need To Know About Glaucoma In Dogs
A serious eye problem which plagues both dogs and humans is glaucoma, and it appears when there is high intraocular eye pressure. The shape of the fluids from the eyes is well defined.The body regulates the quantity of fluid that keeps the eye pressure constant and optimum. Glaucoma appears when this pressure is not at an optimum level. Vision… Continue reading
Dog Breeding – Hereditary Eye Problems
As a dog breeder you need to be aware of potential hereditary problems. The problems may be infrequent but you still need to be aware of any conditions that could be passed on to your puppies. Listed below are some of the hereditary conditions you need to be aware of, and the effects they could have on your dogs.
You need to… Continue reading
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