There are two types of glaucoma: primary and secondary, but both result in an increase in IOP. The type that’s diagnosed depends on where the fluid exits the eye, known as t… See more

The eyeball is a delicate organ, and the high-pressure fluid buildup from glaucoma has many consequences. “The front part of the eye, the cornea, becomes very cloudy in the face … See more

If glaucoma has such serious consequences, what should you look for to ensure your dog’s eye health? Dr. Feigel notes the most common signs include redness ar… See more

As glaucoma in dogs can occur suddenly, with blindness following right behind, don’t hesitate to take your dog to the veterinarian immediately if something seems wrong. Your veteri… See more