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12-10-2022, 09:08 AM
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Cataracts
My pointer Scout has developed cataracts. They have seemed to have gotten worse in the last few months, especially in dim light. It hasn't stopped him from finding birds he is a machine when you put him in the field.
Unfortunately he bumped into a few things yesterday while hunting.
I would appreciate feed back from any Vets here or others that have had experience with having surgery on their dogs.
Scout is 11 but is in good health otherwise and may still have a few seasons left.
Cost, recovery times, success?
Thanks Phil
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