Eyeworm infection in dogs is caused by a parasite called Thelazia californiensis. Dogs can pick up the condition from flies.
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Eye ulcer in dogs affects the most outer layer of the eye (called the cornea). The condition can cause pain,…
Eyelash disorders in dogs affect the way eyelash hair grows. The condition can cause damage to the cornea and frequent…
Eye injuries in dogs happen when the cornea or sclera is penetrated, often by a trauma. Subsequently, the injury can…
Eye infection in newborn dogs happens within a couple of weeks of birth. The severity of the condition varies, but…
Eye displacement in dogs can result in one or both of the eyes moving forward. Usually, a trauma is the cause…
Eye defects in dogs can be caused by congenital factors. Usually, congenital eye defects can be noticed soon after a…
Excessive blood clotting in dogs happens when a dog's blood clots even when they are not injured. The condition is…
Research conducted on the diet of ancient Siberian dogs have given us a window into some of the earliest relationships…
Most humans primarily rely on sight to navigate and interpret the world around them. But according to new research from…
Excessive bacteria in the small intestine in dogs causes weight loss and pooping problems. The condition happens when a dog…
Excessive production of saliva in dogs happens when the salivary glands create more saliva than a dog can swallow. The…
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