It is very important to take care of our animals' diet. Poor nutrition predisposes them to obesity and diabetes. Diabetes is a disease that is closely linked to ophthalmological problems and can even lead to blindness in pets. The disease, as in the human case, consists of an inability to produce insulin or for this […]
Brachycephalic ocular syndrome is the name given to the set of characteristics present in flat-faced breeds that predispose them to potentially serious eye problems. Brachycephalic breeds are characterized by having a short head and a flattened face (short nasal bones), shallow eye sockets, and an elongated soft palate. Breeds such as the English and French […]
What is a Corneal Graft? A corneal graft is the replacement of a diseased part of the cornea with other tissues. These can be portions of healthy cornea (fresh or frozen) or biological substrates (amniotic membrane, collagen matrix discs, etc.), among others. The graft is performed when there is a perforation of the eyeball, damage […]
Glaucoma is one of the most feared eye diseases among pet owners. It is a progressive condition that affects both humans and animals and, if not treated in time, can lead to irreversible blindness. What is Glaucoma and How Does it Manifest in Dogs and Cats? Glaucoma is an eye disease that progressively damages the […]
Corneal ulcers in dogs and cats are one of the most frequent reasons for veterinary ophthalmology visits. These ulcers are small wounds on the surface of the eye that are very painful and can sometimes become complicated by infection. That’s why it’s crucial to diagnose and treat them as soon as possible. The treatment must […]
