Frank just turned 8 months old and has had issues with cherry eye since he was a baby. Our other bulldog never had this problem, so I did some research and have been able to massage this back into place without issue every time. When I mentioned this to his vet, she feels he should have surgery to fix this issue when he goes in to be neutered.
I’m not sure I agree it’s necessary right now and if it is, I definitely would want surgery done at an office that has a lot of experience even if this means we need to travel.
Her rationale is that he would only need anesthesia once, which makes sense, but is it really necessary right now when it’s been easily rectified?
Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated!
I’m not sure I agree it’s necessary right now and if it is, I definitely would want surgery done at an office that has a lot of experience even if this means we need to travel.
Her rationale is that he would only need anesthesia once, which makes sense, but is it really necessary right now when it’s been easily rectified?
Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated!
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