How to Help a Dog with Cataracts
Know the signs of cataract growth.. Take your dog to the vet.. Give your dog antioxidants and vitamins.
Steps
Know the signs of cataract growth.
Know the signs of cataract growth.
Take your dog to the vet.
Take your dog to the vet.
Give your dog antioxidants and vitamins.
Give your dog antioxidants and vitamins.
Consider acupuncture therapy.
Consider acupuncture therapy.
Continue to monitor the cataract.
Continue to monitor the cataract.
Consider surgical treatment.
Consider surgical treatment.
Know the dangers of untreated cataracts.
Know the dangers of untreated cataracts.
Stick with the same routines.
Stick with the same routines.
Use aromas to teach navigation.
Use aromas to teach navigation.
Keep the home environment the same.
Keep the home environment the same.
Place foam on any sharp edges.
Place foam on any sharp edges.
Help your dog get adjusted to wearing a cone or plastic collar.
Help your dog get adjusted to wearing a cone or plastic collar.
Practice confining your dog to help them prepare for after the surgery.
Practice confining your dog to help them prepare for after the surgery.
Schedule a physical exam for your dog at least four weeks before the surgery.
Schedule a physical exam for your dog at least four weeks before the surgery.
Talk to your vet about pre-op preparations.
Talk to your vet about pre-op preparations.
Restrain your dog using a harness.
Restrain your dog using a harness.
Limit the amount of exercise your dog gets.
Limit the amount of exercise your dog gets.
Give your dog the medications prescribed by your vet.
Give your dog the medications prescribed by your vet.
Be aware of the potential complications.
Be aware of the potential complications.
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