Corneal perforations in dogs may occur as a result from the rupture of a deep ulcer, sharp or blunt trauma. It is more common ...

In young mice, old healed corneal ulcers are common. These usually happen shortly after the eyes open (P14 in mice), a time when most rodents do not blink much. Consequently, blepharospasm ...

Cataracts may turn dogs’ lenses milky white and will cause vision impairments up to blindness. Corneal Dystrophy: White discoloration of the cornea, caused by cholesterol and/or mineral deposits.