Dogs' eyes are not that different from our own. They have pupils, corneas, lenses, rods, and cones that work similarly to ours, although they see things a little differently. Since their eyes ...

Conrad notes that the cost can vary depending on your location, the individual veterinarian, whether or not your dog has cataracts in both eyes or just one, and any underlying conditions your dog ...

Cataracts: Abnormal clumping of proteins in the lens of the eye. Cataracts may turn dogs’ lenses milky white and will cause ...

Eventually, they opted for surgery—an $8,000 procedure to remove the cataracts from both eyes. A video of the now 7-year-old Yorkie recovering and enjoying a dog-friendly ice cream post-surgery ...

At last week’s wellness exam, his veterinarian said his eyes are healthy and he has no cataracts or other problems ... of aging that starts in dogs around age 7. Nuclear sclerosis, also called ...

Generally, post-cataract surgery dry eye is temporary. Still, it can be uncomfortable, as it often causes symptoms like eye irritation and blurry vision. It’s common to have dry eyes after ...

SINGAPORE: Veterinarians and pet owners are raising concerns over claims that off-the-shelf eye drops could cure cataracts in dogs. The eye drops, which contain the ingredient lanosterol ...

A cataract is when the natural lens inside the eye turns cloudy, leading to decreased vision. In the old days, cataract surgery was considered only when the cataract was ripe or fully mature.

Conrad notes that the cost can vary depending on your location, the individual veterinarian, whether or not your dog has cataracts in both eyes or just one, and any underlying conditions your dog ...