Disease Description: An inflammation of the cornea characterized by the formation of ulcers.
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Disease Symptom: Corneal ulcers are very painful and often accompanied by blepharospasm (spasm of the eyelids producing uncontrolled winking) and photophobia. There may be clear or pus-filled discharge from the eye(s), superficial erosions, and swelling.
Disease Cause: Causes of corneal ulcers are many, most typical being:Mechanical trauma caused by clippers, whips, eyelash abnormalities, foreign bodies, exposure, or eyelid disease (entropion);Infections;Chlamydophila (Gram-negative, coccoid microorganisms)
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Treat Method: Treatment of corneal ulcers is aimed at minimizing chances for infection. Drops may be better than ointment because of less interference with healing. If the ulcers become infected, antibiotics are usually prescribed. In case of deep or is slowly healing ulcers, it may be prudent to "bandage" the eye.
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| iDog Breed Number | Breed Name | Personality | Height | Weight | Breed Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CB49 | Boykin Spaniel | Friendly, eager, trainable, lovable | 39.4-45.7 cm (male), 35.6-41.9 cm (female) | 13.6-18.1 kg (male), 11.3-15.9 kg (female) | United States |
| CB179 | Pembroke Welsh Corgi | Smart and alert, affectionate but not pushy, bold but kindly. | 25.4-30.5 cm | up to 13.6 kg (male), up to 12.7 kg (female) | United Kingdom(Wales) |
| CB197 | Hungarian Puli | Loyal, smart, home-loving; strong-willed but trainable | 43.2 cm (male), 40.6 cm (female) | 11.3-15.9 kg | Hungary |
| CB219 | Kochi Ken(Shikoku) | Cautious and brave with good judgment,loyal to its master. | Japan |