Request Appointment A cataract is an opacity of the lens within the eye. It can be identified by white spots on the eye or whiteness covering the lenses of the eyes. The symptoms can develop rapidly and dogs diagnosed with diabetes are highly likely to develop cataracts during their life. When a cataract develops, the focusing ability of the eye is reduced, causing slightly blurred vision initially, to complete blindness if encompassing the entire lens. The main form of treatment and restoration of your loved one’s sight is cataract surgery. Cataract surgery has a 95% success rate and will restore your pets vision. If you believe your pet has developed cataracts in their eyes, gives us a call today and we can answer your questions and schedule a consultation. Cataracts In Dogs & Cats (318) 797-5522 For longer, happier lives.

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Veterinary Vision Center was started by the renown ophthalmologist, Kenneth Pierce, DVM, MS, DACVO. Dr. Pierce lectures across the United States to other veterinarians about issues in animal ophthalmology. Dr. Pierce believes in caring for every pet like his own. His mission in life is enhancing your pet’s quality of life. Dr. Pierce believes in pioneering new standards in ocular care, and in bringing the fruits of cutting-edge care to every pet he sees.

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