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     • To protect your dog’s eyes as they age, ensure they have regular check-ups with a veterinarian, protect their eyes from sun exposure, and monitor any changes in eye color or appearance.
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   How do you get rid of a dog's eye infection naturally?

   • Your dog’s body will fight the virus naturally. Bathing the eyes with cold, pre-boiled water, one piece of cotton per eye per application, will give some relief. Bacterial – Your vet may prescribe some antibiotic eye drops and suggest that you bathe your dog’s eyes up to twice daily.

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   How important is a dog's eyes?

   • Sight is such an important sense, and without it – your dog may lose a large amount of independence which can detrimentally affect his quality of life. Therefore, I encourage you to spend a few minutes now and then having a quick look at your dog's eyes and the surrounding area to ensure that everything is in tip-top shape!

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   What causes a dog's eye to deteriorate?

   • When calcium or fat-soluble molecules called lipids accumulate in the corneal stroma, it can cause deterioration of this vital eye structure — a condition called corneal degeneration. This eye condition is quite common in senior dogs with a history of eye injuries or underlying conditions. Symptoms Causes

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   How does a vet check a dog's eye?

   • First, the vet will visually inspect the eye for deformities or injuries. The next step is to administer a fluorescent stain test. During the fluorescent stain test, the vet will administer a fluorescent dye to both eyes and examine them under an ultraviolet light.

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   What causes eye problems in elderly dogs?

   • Eye problems arise in elderly dogs for several reasons. Injuries to the eye, underlying conditions, and simply getting old can cause various eye conditions in canines. We’ll discuss some of the most common eye problems in elderly dogs so you know what to watch out for when your pet enters their golden years.

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3. todaysveterinarypractice.com › ophthalmology › theThe Aging Canine Eye: What to Look for and How to Intervene

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   Fortunately, most ocular diseases can be diagnosed through an examination alone or with the addition of a few simple diagnostic tests. This article discusses ocular diseases common in aging dogs and focuses on conditions that are more likely to become problematic for the patient.

4. www.petsradar.com › advice › eight-signs-your-dog-isAging in dogs: Signs your dog is getting old and how to help ...

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   • They're getting stiff. You might have noticed your dog being a bit stiff in the mornings, or after getting up from rest and thought “bless him, he’s getting old!”
   • Going deaf. One of the big signs your dog is getting old is a lose of hearing to some extent, although it can sometimes be difficult to tell if they’re genuinely deaf or just have selective hearing in their old age – they seem to come running to the biscuit tin all the same!
   • Cloudy eyes and sight loss. Your dog’s eyes can cloud over in a condition called nuclear sclerosis – one of the more common signs your dog is getting old.
   • Dental disease and smelly breath. Dental disease and dog gum diseases can affect dogs of any age, but it gets more common and more serious as your dog ages.

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   Aug 6, 2024 · Here are some preventative measures to ensure your dog’s eyes remain healthy: Regular Vet Visits: Schedule regular check-ups with your vet to catch any eye issues early. Cleanliness: Keep your dog’s eyes clean by gently wiping away discharge with a damp cloth.

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   Oct 4, 2021 · Injuries to the eye, underlying conditions, and simply getting old can cause various eye conditions in canines. We’ll discuss some of the most common eye problems in elderly dogs so you know what to watch out for when your pet enters their golden years.

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   Oct 19, 2023 · Proper Eye Care: Maintain good hygiene by gently cleaning your dog’s eyes to remove any debris or excessive tearing. Antioxidant Protection: Can-C™ Eye Drops contain a potent antioxidant called N-AcetylCarnosine (NAC), which has been shown to help reduce oxidative damage in the eyes.

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   Mar 26, 2024 · Allergies – Your best option may be to administer eye drops to help with the itchiness and swelling, as well as having a designated area for your dog that can be kept as clean as possible.

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    Jan 31, 2024 · 5 ways to prevent and treat them. What Are Cataracts? Cataracts are a clouding of the lens of the eye. It’s pretty self-explanatory as to what the lens does – just like the lens of your...