I have a few questions about dog cataract surgery? - dog cataract surgery
My dog is 12 years. She has cataracts in both eyes, so let's get surgery to get rid of them. I do not think it too far, but we will not let go very far.
"We have to go to a dog ophthalmologist? [This is what I am, but I want to be sure]
"His age will not bother with it, right?
- How? *
- What are they doing exactly?
-How fast is the recovery? We need to do before completing the return?
* The price does not matter, we are willing to pay for it. I just want an idea of what to expect.
I apologize if any of them seem to be dumb.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Dog Cataract Surgery I Have A Few Questions About Dog Cataract Surgery?
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Not all the stupid questions ... Unfortunately, I do not know the answer to most of them. Yes, you need a Board Certified Veterinary Ophthalmologist have surgery ... is more general, not by veterinarians do not know how.
I guarantee you will not be cheap ... perhaps $ 1200 or more per eye?
Additional information:
http://www.eyevet.com/cataract_surgery1. ...
http://www.animaleyecare.net/diseases/ca ...
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http://www.vetinfo.com/dencyclopedia/dec ...
Now a little. You have an older dog. I had a lot of older dogs with cataracts, and I would never consider this operation to move them ... Why? Not worth the risk. I hate older dogs under anesthesia andPage may occur after glaucoma surgery does not make me happy.
The main reason is that I move my old dog is found to be very good with cataracts. They lead a normal and happy life, but can occasionally find something if you are in your normal. :) The incidence of cataract is slow, so as to adapt them time to get to their vision loss to have ... not something that will surprise them. Because dogs are not off to the light, in passing, that's not really a big problem for them. I had a dog to live 17 years with juvenile cataracts that blinded him for 12 years. Explored the yard, ate with pleasure, he greeted me with a happy tail every day, and lived very well.
Just something to think about.
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