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You all must be aware of the fact that the dog\u2019s best sense organs are ears and nose. However, not denying the fact, eyes also plays a vital role obviously in their life. Eyes are the backbone of their senses all together. They listen at high ranges of sound than humans but to follow those sounds they require eyes to see properly.<\/p>\n
You all must have also heard about cataract. Yeah, it\u2019s an eyesight problem but it also occurs in dogs. This write-up is for a discussion about Canine Cataract<\/strong> and what problems do a pooch face when they are affected by cataract eye disease.<\/p>\n Now, what is cataract? It is a condition that develops when the lens become opaque. It is generally develops at an old age but might also affect the younger canines of any breed and type. The cloud like appearance is seen in eyes when a pooch has cataract making it a strenuous task for him to look clearly. This hampers the canine eye vision and if proper decision is not taken at the time, it might lead to loss of vision.<\/p>\n Cataract condition starts at a very slow rate and with progression of time grows larger. It can be observed as small dots at the edges of the lens. Then they develop into immature cataracts that cover 15% of the lens portion (partial opacity) and then slowly covering the entire lens leading to complete blindness.<\/p>\n To avoid any situation like this, or realize that your pooch has cataract at any early stage require the knowledge of symptoms. Some of the signs that show an onset of cataract in dogs are:<\/p>\n![\"Canine](\"http:\/\/www.bestvetcare.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/08\/Canine-Cataracts-Questions.bmp\")
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