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Old 01-06-2013, 06:49 PM   #9
ladyjane
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Originally Posted by gemy View Post
I am sorry to hear that your pup might have PRA. I believe with eye problems seeing a board certified opthamologist is best. Also as this is a genetic condition once diagnosis is confirmed, then her breeder needs to know about this diagnosis.

As far as I am aware nutritional support "might" help and should not hurt.
I agree, she should be seen by an opthamologist. It may be PRA or could be something else. It is important to get a correct diagnosis.

One of my fosters who has been with me for some time cannot see due to PRA. His family dumped him and did not bother to tell me that he was having vision problems. It was so sad because he was scared to death. He is fine now and has adjusted very well to my home. I have two older yorkies who cannot see and I am careful when I pick them up and hold them to always put them down in a familiar place such as their bed. I also am careful not to move furniture around because that can confuse them.
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