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Recently, an i Love Dogs, Inc. employee woke up to a very disturbing sight. Her 4-month-old Pit mix was suffering from an infected eye that had completely deflated. Any pet parent can imagine the panic that such an alarming situation would create. An immediate trip to the veterinarian revealed that the little guy was dealing with a corneal ulceration that had escalated to a dangerous level where he was at risk of losing his eyesight.
Corneal ulcers are among the most common eye problems that most dogs will suffer from. Many pet parents will come across this eye affliction on possibly more than one occasion, so it’s important to understand the causes and symptoms of corneal ulcers and, more importantly, the treatments involved in taking care of this ailment. (more…)
Sputter, growl, snore, lick, kick, shake, jerk, snooze – oh, the joys of watching your pooch nap!
