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- Pale spots on the eye
- Bumping into things
- Afraid to go outside or to new places
- Not blinking when you wave fingers close to the eye
- Grade 1 - Eye has twisted vessels in the retina and minor areas of choroidal lesions
- Grade 2 - Eye has twisted vessels in the retina and major areas of choroidal lesions
- Grade 3 - Eye has twisted vessels in the retina and major areas of choroidal lesions with holes or pits in the eye
- Grade 4 - Eye has twisted vessels in the retina, major areas of choroidal lesions, holes or pits in the eye, and retinal detachment
- Grade 5 - Eye has twisted vessels in the retina, major areas of choroidal lesions, holes or pits in the eye, retinal detachment, and retinal hemorrhage
- Australian Shepherds
- Border Collies
- Boykin Spaniels
- Hokkaidos
- Lancashire Heelers
- Long-haired Whippets
- Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers
- Rough Collies
- Shetland Sheepdogs
- Smooth Collies
- Laser surgery may be able to reduce the effects
- Cryosurgery uses extremely cold temperatures to destroy the damaged cell tissue
- Reattaching the retina is also possible with surgery
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