Signs Your Dog May Be Going Blind

Increased cloudiness, hazy bluish-grey film or sudden change in eye color indicates the onset of canine cataracts.

Cloudy Eyes 

Stumbling on familiar paths, bumping into walls/furniture and startling easily signals declining environmental awareness from vision impairment.   

Clumsiness  

Discomfort in bright light, excessive squinting or watery eyes are also hallmarks of deteriorating eyesight.

Light Sensitivity  

Loss of confidence due to an inability to perceive surroundings clearly may translate into uncharacteristically wary, reserved behavior.

Withdrawal  

Disruption of light/dark perception associated with blindness often alters sleep cycles and activity rhythms.

Sleep Patterns

Inability to see potty cues leads to late signals, accidents, and incomplete elimination.

Housetraining

Diminished sight hampers play, causing decreased interest and engagement with toys and games.

Decreased Playfulness  

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