Dog Eye Disease

Stepanova Natalia Valerievna
veterinary terrapist

Eye disease is an important section of veterinary medicine. Regrettably, the owners are not always able to recognize the first signs of eye disease and to address the doctor in time, or if any symptoms are detected, they try to treat the animal on their own, which may eventually lead to sad consequences.

So, let's look at the main symptoms that we need. immediately See a doctor.

1. Out of the eye. They can be different in colour, nature and consistence.
   Prospective releases, usually scattered in the inner corner of the eye, after some time they may become brown, is a rule. The change in colour is due to the iron contained in the tear, which, oxidized in the air, gives her brown colour.
   NB! If there is a continuous intensive dispensation of tears or a constant accumulation of tears in the lower century or closer to the inner corner of the eye (the tear lake), this may be a symptom of a breakdown of tears (internal or acquired), pathology of the age, and in this case a doctor is required.
   NB! White or green is a sign of bacteria in tears and, in this case, a doctor must be consulted, as such allocations may be both a symptom of primary eye pathology and a secondary manifestation of basic systemic disease.
2. Another sign that needs attention is hypertension (reducing) (Slusting of a century). As a rule, the inflammatory process can be both a self-inflicted disease (conduct) and a consequence of a systemic disease (e.g., infectious rinotracheite of cats, potassium potassium, chlamiosis, micoplasmosis, cartoons).
   Very often, the hypermemics are accompanied by strong allocations, they can be transparent, white or green.
3. The third important symptom that needs to be addressed is Ocular discomfort. It is pronounced as a common age, ass (a vegetter tries to scratch an eye area) or a third-century movement. There may be many diseases (phogovies, dry keratoconections, keratitis and others). If your animal is detected, the oxyard discomfort must be contacted by a doctor. Otherwise, in the absence of skilled assistance, the disease will progress and may lead to a loss of sight.
4. And the last, most important, clinical sign-- Loss of sight♪ The sudden loss of vision must be particularly addressed, because it may be a sign of systemic disease (e.g. hearts and kidneys) or acute eye disease (e.g., eye ignition) and requires urgent treatment.