17/07/2025
Do you suspect that your pet has a problem with their eyes? Maybe you have noticed one or more of the following signs:
❓Bumping into things?
❓Appearing more clumsy?
❓Becoming more anxious or starting to become frightened more easily?
❓Becoming disorientated when playing out on walks?
❓Appearing confused, and the sound of your voice helps?
❓Struggling to find water, toys or food?
❓Starting to sleep more than normal?
❓Pawing at their face?
❓Swelling, redness, squinting or discharge from the eye?
A dog's eyes should be clear, moist, bright and react to light.
Poor eyesight isn’t just something that happens as our pets age (much like us!). These can also be signs that they need to be seen promptly by a vet, as pets are not only subject to many of the issues we experience as humans, such as conjunctivitis, ulcers, cataracts and glaucoma, but can also suffer from infections.
For those more serious concerns, we have the expertise in-house to support pets with more complex issues.
If you have any concerns, book in with our team.
