A veterinary ophthalmologist makes a medical procedure, examines the eyes of a dog with an injured eye and an assisent helps her to hold her head."r"nA veterinarian makes biomicroscopy using a slit lamp.
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Hyphema (Blood In The Front Of The Eye) In Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

By Phillip Mlynar

Hyphema in dogs is a medical condition that results in blood making its way into the front chamber of the eye. The condition appears with a number of symptoms, including a general redness of the eye area and visible blood clots in the eye.

Blood in the front of the eye can also indicate a debilitating underlying condition.

If…

Phillip Mlynar
Phillip Mlynar

Phillip Mlynar spends his days writing about pets, music, and craft beer (and sometimes the overlap between them). He's won numerous awards at the annual Cat Writers' Association Communication Contest, some of which are proudly on display at his local dive bar.

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