Cats and dogs can develop gastrointestinal ulceration just like you and me. For this week’s post, I’m sharing more information about this relatively common condition to raise awareness. I hope you find the information insightful. Happy reading! What causes gastrointestinal ulceration? The wall of the gastrointestinal tract has four layers.…
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Entropion in Dogs & Cat– An Irritating Eyelid Problem
The eyes are undeniably intricate structures. They have so many components with truly vital functions. The eyelids help protect the gorgeous orbs. But what happens when the eyelids actually damage the eyes? Entropion is an eyelid condition that can do just that! This week I share detailed information about this…
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Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca (KCS) – Dry Eye in Dogs
The eyes of dogs are beautiful orbs with intricate parts functioning together to enable each of us to see the incredible world surrounding us. Their eyes, like ours, require constant lubrication. Without it, the conjunctiva (thin membrane of tissue covering the sclera / the “white” of the eye”) and cornea…
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Distichiasis in Dogs – A Hairy Eyelid Problem!
None of us like getting something in our eyes. Now imagine having an eyelash that permanently rubs against them. OUCH! This problem is called distichiasis, and it can cause serious eye damage. In this week’s blog, I share some eye-opening information about distichiasis – happy reading! Distichiasis – What is it?…