Brachycephalic dog breeds undergo anatomical skull changes which leads to brachycephalic ocular syndrome and puts the dogs’ vision at risk. An article in the Irish Veterinary Journal highlights the importance of ophthalmological check-up in these breeds. h
Clinical signs of #BrachycephalicOcularSyndrome in 93 dogs @BioMedCentral | #ECM https://t.co/HHlw0RMmqz
clinical signs of #brachycephali_ocular_syndrome in 93 dogs. The most frequent ocular abnormalities were corneal ulcers in 44%, corneal pigmentation in 36%, corneal fibrosis in 25% and entropion in 22% of the animals. https://t.co/8mri5b6Her
RT @Albinovet: clinical signs of brachycephalic #ocular_syndrome in 93 dogs. There was a higher incidence of corneal pigmentary keratitis…