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DateJun 23, 2023
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeCat
TopicEye Drops
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Question:

My cat is very uncooperative when it comes to her Dorzolamide Hydrochloride and Timolol Maleate eye drops. I am not always able to get a a full dose in each eye. Will she be alright with a partial dose each day? She is very stressed about the entire experience.

Answer:

HEY! Yes, just try to get as much in as possible. It is ok if some drips out. Just try to keep up with your eye arts with her. I hope this helped! Dr.Lindsay Butzer

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DateJun 8, 2022
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicCloudy eyes
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Question:

My 12 year old dog has cloudy eyes. She doesn't appear to be vision impaired. Is there medication for her?

Answer:

I would need to examine her to give you really good advice because many things can cause what peopel describe as a "cloudy eye". If her vision is not affected at all, it may be "nuclear sclerosis" which is a normal aging change that doesn't require treatment. Here is a good article about cataracts that talks about nuclear sclerosis and "what else it could be": https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951531

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DateApr 2, 2022
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
Topiccataracts
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Question:

is there an eye solution for our dogs eyes

Answer:

It depends on exactly what is going on - you filed this under "glaucoma" but wrote "cataracts" so I assume you are asking about "cataracts" and there are no drops or topical solutions for cataracts - they are usually surgically removed.

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DateAug 3, 2021
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicWhat would cause my puppies eye to glaze over overnight
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What would cause my puppies eye to glaze over and what can i ddo to tteat it

Answer:

There are many potential causes and some are medical emergencies, so definitely see your veterinarian as soon as you can if the actual cornea is cloudy.

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DateMay 5, 2021
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet Typenull
TopicWhat medication is recommendid..
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Question:

What medication would I give my 8 year old Chiwawa for glaucoma.

Answer:

Glaucoma is fairly rare, so be sure of your diagnosis - a veterinarian has to check the pressures in the eye with a tool made for this. You cannot look at an eye and decide that it has glaucoma (even we can't). But here is a good article about glaucoma, written by another veterinarian from a site that I trust: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=6097123

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DateDec 11, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicDorzolamide
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Question:

My cat is on Dorozlamine drops and while struggling to put them in, my cat got some on his face. I am worried that made some of that got into his mouth. What should I do?

Answer:

Just a drop or two in the mouth is not considered toxic. When a toxicity issue arises and you need immediate help, here are a couple of options: ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number: 1-(888) 426-4435 or websites like JustAnswer.com.

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DateDec 11, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicDorzolamide
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Question:

My cat is on Dorozlamine drops and while struggling to put them in, my cat got some on his face. I am worried that made some of that got into his mouth. What should I do?

Answer:

Just a drop or two in the mouth is not considered toxic. When a toxicity issue arises and you need immediate help, here are a couple of options: ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number: 1-(888) 426-4435 or websites like JustAnswer.com.

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DateDec 11, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet Typenull
TopicDorzolamide
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Question:

My cat is on Dorozlamine drops and while struggling to put them in, my cat got some on his face. I am worried that made some of that got into his mouth. What should I do?

Answer:

Just a drop or two in the mouth is not considered toxic. When a toxicity issue arises and you need immediate help, here are a couple of options: ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number: 1-(888) 426-4435 or websites like JustAnswer.com.

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DateJul 18, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeCat
TopicDorzolamide HCl & Timolol Maleate ophthalmic solution usp. 22.3mg/6.8mg per mL
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Question:

Can you please let me know if you carry this and let me know the price if you do?

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Yes, we carry both (you can search them in the search bar at the top of the page) - or here are the links with the price: https://www.1800petmeds.com/Timolol+Maleate+Ophthalmic+Solution-prod10200.html https://www.1800petmeds.com/Dorzolamide+HCL+Ophthalmic+Solution-prod10159.html

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DateJul 18, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeCat
TopicDorzolamide HCl & Timolol Maleate ophthalmic solution usp. 22.3mg/6.8mg per mL
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Question:

Can you please let me know if you carry this and let me know the price if you do?

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Yes, we carry both (you can search them in the search bar at the top of the page) - or here are the links with the price: https://www.1800petmeds.com/Timolol+Maleate+Ophthalmic+Solution-prod10200.html https://www.1800petmeds.com/Dorzolamide+HCL+Ophthalmic+Solution-prod10159.html

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DateJul 18, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet Typenull
TopicDorzolamide HCl & Timolol Maleate ophthalmic solution usp. 22.3mg/6.8mg per mL
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Question:

Can you please let me know if you carry this and let me know the price if you do?

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Yes, we carry both (you can search them in the search bar at the top of the page) - or here are the links with the price: https://www.1800petmeds.com/Timolol+Maleate+Ophthalmic+Solution-prod10200.html https://www.1800petmeds.com/Dorzolamide+HCL+Ophthalmic+Solution-prod10159.html

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DateMay 22, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicPRA diagnosis.
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Question:

We want a dna testing kit. Gold standard. Breeder in denial. Recommend a dna kit for PRA testing please.

Answer:

I usually use Wisdom labs for DNA testing. Here is a link to their site: https://www.wisdompanel.com/en-us. I don't think they do PRA testing - you would have to contact a veterinary ophthalmologist about that.

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DateMay 22, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicPRA diagnosis.
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Question:

We want a dna testing kit. Gold standard. Breeder in denial. Recommend a dna kit for PRA testing please.

Answer:

I usually use Wisdom labs for DNA testing. Here is a link to their site: https://www.wisdompanel.com/en-us. I don't think they do PRA testing - you would have to contact a veterinary ophthalmologist about that.

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DateMay 22, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicPRA diagnosis.
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Question:

We want a dna testing kit. Gold standard. Breeder in denial. Recommend a dna kit for PRA testing please.

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I usually use Wisdom labs for DNA testing. Here is a link to their site: https://www.wisdompanel.com/en-us. I don't think they do PRA testing - you would have to contact a veterinary ophthalmologist about that.

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DateApr 28, 2020
CategoryGlaucoma
Pet TypeDog
TopicDog may have Glaucoma.
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Question:

Now, I haven't taken her to see a vet as of yet about it because I can't afford to right now. About a month ago her left eye started to cloud over. What I need to know, is if I do decide to take her in for diagnosis, how much would medication to treat her Glaucoma generally cost?

Answer:

It really depends totally on where you live - you have to just start calling around & getting quotes. BUT without a true diagnosis, it might be: Glaucoma, cataracts, corneal dystrophy, corneal ulcer, etc etc - all treated entirely differently so you really need a diagnosis first.

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