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   What is cataract surgery for dogs?

   • Cataract surgery is a type of eye operation that removes your dog’s cataracts. We’ll delve more into what it involves in a moment. For now, let’s just say that your dog’s eyeball is opened, and the cloudy lens is removed. Some dogs will have an artificial lens inserted instead, but even without this step, their vision is improved.

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   Is there a laser treatment for cataracts in dogs?

   • There is currently no laser treatment for cataracts in dogs or humans. In most patients it is possible to put in a special artificial lens where the old lens was. Plastic lenses make vision in the eye similar to the way it used to be before the cataract developed.

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   Can a dog get a cataract?

   • This type of surgery has been shown to give the best results in dogs’ and humans’ cataracts. There is currently no laser treatment for cataracts in dogs or humans. In most patients it is possible to put in a special artificial lens where the old lens was.

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   What happens after cataract surgery in dogs?

   • In addition, there is often some clouding inside the eye which takes time to clear. The aftercare following cataract surgery is intensive. All patients develop inflammation inside their eyes after surgery. This happens more in dogs than in humans. Usually there are several types of drops used.

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   Can a dog get rid of cataracts?

   • The only way to get rid of cataracts is to remove them. Many dogs cope so well with cataracts that surgery (to remove them) isn’t required. This is especially true for dogs that lose their vision slowly (e.g. dogs with senile cataracts). For more information, read our article ‘Caring for a blind dog’.

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   Can a diabetic dog have cataract surgery?

   • Diabetic patients need special management, and this should be discussed with the vet involved. After the patient is admitted, drops are given every 15 minutes prior to surgery to prepare the eye for the operation. These drops help to dilate the pupil and reduce the effects of inflammation which always happens in dogs having cataract surgery.

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   Cataracts stop light reaching the back of the eye, reduce vision and eventually cause blindness. Many different conditions can cause cataracts to develop. Cataracts aren’t reversible, but fortunately, dogs often cope with them very well. Cataract removal is available at specialist eye clinics.

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   Apr 28, 2024 · Let’s take a look at cataract surgery for dogs, what it is, and what to expect if your vet recommends your dog has their cataracts operated on. What Is Cataract Surgery for Dogs? Cataract surgery is a type of eye operation that removes your dog’s cataracts.

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   Cataract surgery in small animal patients (dogs and cats) is considered a routine ophthalmic operation. The success rate is considered high, at approximately 90% - nine out of ten eyes have a favourable surgical outcome. The success may differ in each patient.

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   May 31, 2023 · Cataract Surgery for Dogs. If your dog’s sight is affected, cataract surgery is the only treatment for restoring their vision.

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8. www.vets4pets.com › dog-advice › cataracts-in-dogsCataracts in Dogs | Signs of Cataracts | Vets4Pets

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   Cataracts treated early, and with no or few other eye problems, the better the outcome. What are the possible complications of cataract surgery? Your veterinary ophthalmologist will send your dog home wearing an Elizabethan collar to protect their eyes from being rubbed or bumped.

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   This type of surgery has been shown to give the best results in dogs’ and humans’ cataracts. There is currently no laser treatment for cataracts in dogs or humans. In most patients it is possible to put in a special artificial lens where the old lens was.

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    Cataract surgery in dogs involves breaking up the cloudy lens while your dog is under anesthesia. Surgery has a high success rate and helps your dog see clearly.