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- Your dog may blink or squint often
- You may notice that your dog avoids bright lights
- The white area of the eye becomes red
- Tearing and/or discharge
- Your pet may paw at the eye
- There may be bleeding within the eye
- The iris may change color or shape
- Swelling of the eyeball
- The pupil may change in appearance
- The eye could become cloudy, appear dull or even look blue
- Change to aqueous humor
- Decrease in intraocular pressure
- Marked decrease in secretion
- Change in iris and pupil
- Iris becomes thick
- May be a sign of chronic inflammation
- Change in the cornea
- Associated with intense, acute inflammation
- Seen with chronic and recurrent disease
- Change to the lense and vitreous humor
- Cataracts can be secondary to uveitis
- Opaque clot adheres to anterior lense capsule
- Canine herpes
- Distemper
- Adenovirus
- Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
- Lyme disease
- Rapid formation of cataracts
- Bacterial, viral or fungal infection
- Parasitic disease
- Autoimmune disease
- Diabetes
- High blood pressure
- Toxemia
- Cancer
- Injury such as blunt trauma, or penetration of the eye causing an issue like lens damage
- Corneal ulceration
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