cataracts

by kim
(Tennessee)

Our male Boston Tazz was about 1 year old when he bit our grandbaby. Tazz was never mean, just a big old baby. I took him to the vet to have him checked out. I noticed his eye was turning blue - just as i thought the vet said he had a cataract. i guess my grandbaby move her arm too fast in front of him and scared him. Of course we had the cataract surgery for him.

Now what the vets dont tell you is how much this surgery will cost you in the long run of the dogs life. The surgery did work great, i cried the day Tazz saw a butterfly and chase it, i will never forget that day. we spent over 5,000,00 for our dog,, we love him dearly, we lost Tazz last october he lived to be 10 1/2 years, the surgery will work, just ask about the long haul of the dogs life and all the medicine he will be on,, be do have a new boston now she is claudie 7 months old.. now she has cloudyness in 1 eye i need to find out about.