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Eye Surgery
The importance of animal eye surgery cannot be overstated. Imagine your pet bumping into furniture, struggling to find its toys, or withdrawing into itself due to impaired vision. As a pet parent, it's a heartbreaking sight. However, veterinary eye surgery can restore vision and eliminate the discomfort or pain associated with many eye conditions. Veterinary ophthalmic surgery is an area of veterinary medicine as crucial as it is challenging. It paves the way for a better, more comfortable life for our pets suffering from eye disease. Common eye surgeries in pets can range from treating mild irritation to debilitating conditions significantly affecting their quality of life. Conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, and retinal diseases don't just affect humans; they also affect the lives of our pets.
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Blepharoplasty Surgery For Eyelids Disorders
Blepharoplasty helps to treat eyelids disorder in dogs. In this technique, eyelids are restored to their normal position through small incisions. In dogs, eyelids disorders (ectropion and entropion) are similar to that in humans. Blepharoplasty surgery is performed to fix these eye disorders.
Eyelid Tumor Removal With Reconstruction
Eyelid tumors in animals are not as uncommon as one might think. They're particularly frequent in dogs and cats. When left untreated, tumors can lead to severe discomfort and even vision loss. The good news is that eyelid tumor removal with reconstruction brings many perks for our furry friends.
Distichia Removal Surgery For Dogs’ Eye Care
Canine distichiasis is the abnormal growth of eyelashes in the eyelid margin rather than the eyelid skin. This condition is more prevalent in dogs and less common in cats. The main reason for eyelash growth is the presence of meibomian glands (oily glands) near the eyelid region.
Enucleation Surgery To Remove The Damaged Eye
We know you love your pets and always want to look after their well-being. However, sometimes unexpected health problems arise, leaving us needing clarification and guidance on what to do next. One such problem might be an eye injury.
Eyelid Tumor Removal In Dogs
Eyelid tumors’ growth is widespread in old-age dogs. In most cases, the masses are benign and less destructive. However, they can proliferate to the surrounding tissues and nerves if not taken care of early.