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Ophthalmology procedures can cover a variety of issues, such as:
Treatment of conjunctivitis, keratitis, or uveitis.
From eye injuries and foreign body removal to the treatment of damaged corneas.
This condition may require surgical intervention to treat lens clouding.
Treatment and management of high intraocular pressure.
Identification and treatment of the cause of ulcers.
Genetic eye diseases in dogs and cats are hereditary conditions that can affect vision or even cause blindness. Among the most common is progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), a disease that gradually destroys retinal cells, most commonly occurring in certain dog breeds, such as Labradors and Poodles. PRA is less common in cats, but can occur in Abyssinian cats. Another common disease is cataracts, where the lens becomes cloudy due to genetic causes. Coloboma is a congenital defect where part of the eye structure does not develop, often affecting the eyelid or retina. Glaucoma, caused by hereditary increased eye pressure, can damage the optic nerve. These diseases often progress unnoticed, so early diagnosis, genetic testing, and regular eye examinations are very important to ensure the animal’s well-being and possibly slow the progression of the disease.
Ophthalmological patients are consulted, diagnosed, and treatment plans are drawn up at the Begemotas Veterinary Clinic by:
Vet. Doctor ELENA
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Cost of veterinary ophthalmology
To find out the exact prices of ophthalmological services for cats and dogs, we recommend contacting the Begemotas Veterinary Clinic, where you can obtain detailed information about the services provided and prices. The price of ophthalmological services at the veterinary clinic depends on several factors:
Simple tests, such as eye examinations or prescribing medication, are less expensive than more complex diagnostics, such as eye ultrasounds or surgical procedures, e.g., cataract surgery.
The price may increase if additional tests are required, such as eye pressure measurement, fluorescein test, tear test, or detailed eye examination.
The severity of the disease and the type of therapy required may affect the price.
If treatment involves surgery, the cost may be increased by post-operative care, medication, follow-up visits, and monitoring measures.
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