The cataracts, the glitters, the rises, the cataracts, the glitters

The dog's eyes have become white, sometimes the problem of simple eyes, and sometimes it may be a manifestation of a systemic disease, for several reasons:

The dog's eyes have become white, sometimes the problem of simple eyes, and sometimes it may be a manifestation of a systemic disease, for several reasons:

The cataracts, the glitters, the rises, the cataracts, the glitters

1) cataracts: In a manifestation of cataracts, the incidence of geriatric dogs may be higher, with a high incidence of cataracts in dogs over 8 years of age, early cataract crystals with a blue green ring, typical central or central surrounding cataracts, crystals with grey or gray white, and visible green reflections. Individual dogs also suffer from cataracts at ages 1-1.5. At this stage, there is no complete treatment for cataracts, but only a response that delays the development of the situation or to some extent. The procedure can be performed in case of total blindness. All this needs to be done with a doctor.

2) Oedema of the cornea: It may be caused by diseases such as corrhitis and carnival, which are common to the eyes, which are more easily detected, need to find the cause of the disease and make a rational choice of the drug.

3) Glaucoma: Eyeballs are very hard because of high eye pressure, blood deficiency occurs in the white-eyed areas, haematoma in the eyes is due to amphibious oedema in the corneal membranes and its causes are numerous, with more complications reported for congenital or other eye diseases. As a serious person can be blinded, a doctor is consulted as soon as possible. The treatment consists of surgical and internal medicine, which is long and therefore patient.

4) Communicable hepatitis: can easily lead to one-sided or one-sided “blueeye disease” in dogs, a local manifestation of a systemic disease caused by the virus, requiring a viral examination, and now there are many test boards on the market with rapid and accurate diagnosis of the dog's infectious hepatitis.

5) canine fever: A viral infectious disease caused by the infection of the canine fever virus, which causes eye changes, membrane red and sept secretions, severe conjunctivitis, amphibious meningitis, and even blindness. Diagnosis can be done with a test plate.

There may also be other conditions that cause the dog to be blind and require a comprehensive analysis that combines clinical symptoms with laboratory results. Depending on the symptoms, some diseases are subject to eye drops and others are exacerbated by eye drops. So be careful with the eye drops. When eye abnormalities are detected, it is most important to first consult a doctor and to start specialized treatment as soon as possible.