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Gray-white Corneal Deposits in Dogs
Author: Dr. med. vet. Gisa Löwe | Last modified: 24.04.2024
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When to visit the vet?
Non-urgent see a veterinarian within 2–3 days
?
ORANGE in case of eye pain (squinting/blepharospasm), significant redness, severe light sensitivity, increased rubbing, or deterioration of vision. RED in case of suspected corneal ulcer/perforation, "hard" eye (suspected glaucoma), or sudden blindness.
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