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2 April 2026

  • curprev 14:4614:46, 2 April 2026 ChasMattingly talk contribs 6,351 bytes +6,351 Created page with "Entropion in canine can occur due to genetics, developmental abnormalities, or secondary to eyelid trauma. It can be caused by an infection, an object in the dog’s eye, an allergic reaction, dry eye, a scratch, and even smoke or mud. Glaucoma treatments include surgery, drugs, eye drops, or (rarely) removal of the eyeball. Most usually, dogs get glaucoma because they inherited an eye structure that leads to poor drainage. Brachycephalic breeds include Pugs, French Bull..."
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