If your dog’s eyes look milky white, you’re probably worried and wondering what’s going on. A common misconception is that ...

Your dog’s eyes are bloodshot: possible sign of conjunctivitis, pink eye, glaucoma, eye injury, etc. Your dog’s pupiles are dilated: possible sign of head trauma, infection, or behavioral arousal.

Without tears, your dog will get dry eye, called keratoconjunctivitis sicca, which can lead to serious vision problems. Your vet will try to correct the gland’s position using different surgical ...

If your dog is currently exhibiting any of the signs of “Dry Eye” or has previously been diagnosed by a veterinarian for “Dry Eye” and is receiving treatment, contact Quakertown Veterinary ...

Massive pain and loss of vision are key reasons why some dogs and cats need nip and tuck eye surgery. Here’s how to know if your pet’s vision is in trouble.