QuikVue Vet Case Share-Iris coloboma in a 3-month-old Australian Shepherd.
Iris coloboma in a 3-month-old Australian Shepherd.

QuikVue Vet Case Share-Iris coloboma in a 3-month-old Australian Shepherd.
Iris coloboma in a 3-month-old Australian Shepherd.

QuikVue Vet Case Share-Uveal Cysts and Horizontal Nystagmus in Dog
Uveal cysts in a dog with horizontal nystagmus.

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QuikVue Vet Case Study—Descemetocele Repair and Corneal Grafting
One week after surgery for a deep descemetocele, this cat’s corneal graft is healing well. While it’s still red and inflamed, this is normal, and the graft will become less noticeable as healing progresses.

QuikVue Vet Case Study—Healing a Traumatic Corneal Ulcer
This dog, with a severe corneal ulcer and uveitis from a bite, has made great progress after 22 days of treatment. The infection is resolved, and now the focus is on reducing edema and scar remodeling.

QuikVue Vet Case Study—Glaucoma and Hypertension in a Dog
This dog with glaucoma and hyphema had high blood pressure and kidney issues, which likely caused the eye bleeding and elevated intraocular pressure. Treatment included eye meds and blood pressure medication, with further follow-up for systemic concerns.

QuikVue Vet Case Study—Cataracts and Dry Eye in a Diabetic Dog
This dog presented with vision loss, discharge, and cataracts, alongside signs of diabetes like increased thirst and weight loss. Diagnosed with dry eye and cataracts, the dog started insulin treatment, and eye meds to improve tear production.

QuikVue Vet Case Study—Healing a Deep Corneal Ulcer in a Cat
A kitty with a deep infected corneal ulcer showed significant improvement in just 2 weeks with intensive medical treatment. Her eye is now healed, and she can go back to normal life without surgery.

QuikVue Vet Case Study—Corneal Foreign Body Removal
A dog had a corneal foreign body removed, leaving a small ulcer that is expected to heal quickly now that the foreign body is gone.

QuikVue Vet Case Study—Fungal Keratitis in a Horse
An older horse with fungal keratitis has been treated for almost two weeks. Despite slow progress due to metabolic issues, the horse is responding well to medical therapy, with hopes for continued improvement.