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Reply To: Aging of the lens
My almost 15 year old Maltese (Hannah) has blue cloudy eyes for approx. two years. Both eyes. She can still see just not as good as she used to. Her difficulty is more in the evening. Kind of like night blindness. It’s not that she’s blind, just harder to see. Where she used to be able to run up and down the stairs in the dark, now I leave the lights on for her and she’s perfectly fine. She doesn’t really have problems in the daylight, certainly not in the house, but I haven’t really noticed anything unusual in the yard in the daylight either. If it’s old age cloudiness then there is no reason to believe that your dog will go completely blind. How do you know she’s blind in that one eye? Did the vet just say so or have you tested it out?
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