Could my dog be going blind?

My dogs eyes are cloudy. Does this mean he is going blind? Please help, I don’t know what is wrong.

Answer #1

To the Vet asap……….

Answer #2

My dog does that too, she has spells where she wont open her eyes, her head goes light and airy, but she’s breathing, I shake her and try to epen her eyes and see white! Help! Shes my baby puppy!

Answer #3

Your dog may have Cateracts. If the eyes are cloudy with a bluish hue/tinge,then Cateracts are the most likey cause. Cateracts do result in blindness. Cateracts can be removed,but it all depends on the age/health of your dog. Your vet will be able to advise you further. Good luck.

Answer #4

Cloudy Eyes, are a symptom of blindness. The best thing to do, is to have a vet examine your dogs eyes, and he will be the only one who can really tell you for sure, if your dog is going blind or not. I really hope he/she is not going blind and that whatever is causing the cloudy eyes can be treated. Good Luck!

Answer #5

Yup, best thing is vet it very well could be going blind or it could have some kind of infection and need medication

Answer #6

take your lil doggy to VET!

Answer #7

it could mean that…buyt most likely not. the best advice i could give u is take your dog to a vet and have him checked out

Answer #8

my dog is like that to and I think she is going blind the best thing is for you to take your dog to the veet I am doing that 2!!!

Answer #9

Cloudiness in a god’s eyes isn’t always a symptom of blindness. Here’s a website to give you more info. You should take the dog to a vet for professional care. http://www.petplace.com/dogs/cloudy-eye-in-dogs/page1.aspx

Answer #10

I have a dog that went blind and the symptoms were cloudy eyes. If you have an elderly dog then they are most likely going blind. Your vet may give you some medication to slow it down. Unfortuneatly, there is probably no way to stop it. If you do find out it is going blind, make sure it doesn’t go by any railing. My dog died from falling off our balcony because she was blind. If you keep him/her safe from any heights or pointy objects then they will be fine.

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