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WHEN TO CALL YOUR VETERINARIAN Sheets:
• If vision seems to be deteriorating, as evidenced by bumping • Diabetes Mellitus
into objects or walls or falling or stumbling in unfamiliar territory. • How to Change the Environment for a Pet That Is Blind
VetBooks.ir SIGNS TO WATCH FOR
• How to Administer Eye Medications
The following are signs that a cataract may be forming:
• Cloudiness or white areas visible in the pupil of the eye.
• Loss of vision.
ROUTINE FOLLOW-UP
• As determined by the type and extent of cataract and whether
surgery is performed.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Pets with cataracts that are known or suspected to be inherited
should not be bred.
Practice Stamp or Name & Address
Also available in Spanish.
From Cohn and Côté: Clinical Veterinary Advisor, 4th edition. Copyright © 2020 by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
