Eye disease veterinarians: diagnosis, treatment and surgery of the eye for DFW pets
National Service Animal Eye Exam runs during the month of May annually. Registration is open April 1-30th annually. How to register for the event: To qualify, Service and Working Animals must be “active working animals” that have been trained through
Case Study: CORNEA WITH CHRONIC SUPERFICIAL KERATITIS Above: Appears to be an Immune Mediated Keratitis (inflammation of the cornea requiring topical steroids to keep it controlled. Unilateral in this dog (a greyhound) but usually a bilateral disease of German shepherds. This
Case Study: UVEODERMATOLOGIC SYNDROME IN 2-YEAR OLD AKITA History Name: “Sheila” Sex: Spayed female Color: Black and white Weight: 91 lbs. (41.4 kg) At nine months of age, Sheila’s black pigmentation began fading to the point she appears now appears
Above: In this German Shepherd the disease of the cornea was just starting, but the third eyelids were heavily infiltrated with plasma cells (a type of B-cell). Doctors on the Case Robert J. Munger, DVM, DACVO Annajane B, Marlar, DVM,
“Cataract, You and Your Pet” is a video primer for pet owners considering cataract surgery for their dog or cat. Produced by the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists this video explores causes and treatments. Case Study: CATARACT example Above: Dr.
We are frequently asked the following questions regarding dry eye in animals. The answers are intended as general responses to increase your understanding. Please feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Adobe Acrobat PDF View: download KCS/Dry
We are frequently asked the following questions regarding cataracts in animals. The answers are intended as general responses to increase your understanding. Please feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Adobe Acrobat PDF View/download Cataract handout WHAT
We are frequently asked the following questions regarding glaucoma in animals. The answers are intended as general responses to increase your understanding. Please feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. View/download Glaucoma handout INTRODUCTION If you ask any ophthalmologist