You love your dog, so when you look into their eyes you expect nothing other than a friendly gaze from your loving pet. But when his eyes appear cloudy, you worry—understandably so. Cloudy eyes ...

If your dog’s eyes look milky white, you’re probably worried and wondering what’s going on. A common misconception is that ...

As they age, dogs develop cataracts in much the same way that humans do. A cloudy film sets into the eye’s lens and keeps light from entering. Your dog's eyes have water and proteins in them.

So why do his eyes reflect a cloudy white-blue-gray haze ... which is not a disease but a normal consequence of aging that starts in dogs around age 7. Nuclear sclerosis, also called lenticular ...

cloudy eyes, and sometimes tearing. Glaucoma causes a lot of pain; the vet may try to manage the ocular pressure with medications, but surgery may be recommended. Flat-faced dogs like pugs ...

So why do his eyes reflect a cloudy white-blue-gray haze ... which is not a disease but a normal consequence of aging that starts in dogs around age 7. Nuclear sclerosis, also called lenticular ...

We were told he would not go blind. Is there anything that might have been done to prevent or delay the eye changes? C.T. Dear C.T., Cloudy dog eyes can be a result of various conditions or ...

According to PDSA, cataracts in dogs are a cloudy layer that forms on the lens of the eye, stopping light from reaching the back of the eye and leading to blurred vision or even blindness.

So why do his eyes reflect a cloudy white-blue-gray haze ... which is not a disease but a normal consequence of aging that starts in dogs around age 7. Nuclear sclerosis, also called lenticular ...