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Aug 29, 2017 · Here’s a look at why your dog may need to wear sunglasses or other dog eye protection. Make sure to check with your veterinarian first to see if protective eyewear is a good fit for your canine companion.
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- Glaucoma in Dogs
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- Cataracts in Dogs
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- Iris Atrophy
The most common reason eye protection devices are used in the dog is to prevent self-trauma. Eyes that are fragile, such as those with deep corneal wounds (ulcers) or following surgical repair, must be protected from self-inflicted or inadvertent injury that could complicate healing or lead to vision threatening consequences.
- Why Do Dogs Wear Goggles?
- Medical Necessity: Protection to Prevent Damage
- The Active Dog: Protection For Outdoor Adventures
When we head outdoors, we’re sure grab a pair of sunglasses for the road because we understand how critical vision protection is to maintaining the health of our eyes. Therefore, you may not be surprised to hear that veterinarians also recommend dog goggles both for protection against eye injuries and the sun. After getting used to the feel, your d...
Certain breeds of dogs, such as brachycephalic breeds, may greatly benefit from wearing dog goggles as they have visually prominent eyeballs that are susceptible to cuts or other harm. Rex Specs can also aid pups facing eye pain or discomfort, for example those recovering from surgery or other eye trauma. For dogs that are already accustomed to wea...
Still curious about dog goggles and what they are for? Rex Specs provide durable, dependable eye protection with all lenses being impact resistant, rated UV400 (blocks 99-100% UVA/UVB), and easy to replace. Ventilation allows for maximum airflow and quick draining for use in water and the spherical lens design offers an excellent field of view. The...
- Chris Vale
Every summer we all experience blazing hot skies that make us squint but what is it like for our dogs? We decided to speak to the expert veterinary team at Southern Cross Vet about the many benefits of eye protection for our canine companions.
Dog goggles may seem like a silly idea, however, it is important to consider eye protection for your dog to prevent a number of conditions and damage.
We talked with Dr. Rebecca Greenstein, Veterinary Medical Advisor for Rover and Chief Veterinarian at Kleinburg Veterinary Hospital, about how to know whether your dog needs sunglasses or goggles—and how effective dog eye protection really is.
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According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), goggles with ultraviolet (UV) eye protection can help dogs who have conjunctivitis, glaucoma and other eye conditions. Dogs with cataracts can also benefit from UV-blocking lenses, as they may enhance visual clarity.
