While there is no diet that can cure CEA, a […]
Signs of vision loss include bumping into objects, reluctance to […]
CEA primarily affects purebred Collies and other herding breeds, but […]
If only one parent is a carrier of the CEA […]
No, CEA is strictly a genetic disorder and is not […]
Yes, genetic testing can determine if a dog is a […]
Yes, many dogs with mild forms of CEA can live […]
CEA is a congenital condition, meaning it is present at […]
No, CEA is generally not painful. However, complications like retinal […]
Collie Eye Anomaly in Dogs
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