What Doctors Don't Tell You Australia/NZ

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“Supplementing with antioxidants like vitamins E, C and A is important and may be useful for slowing down the progression of cataracts”

Q Jake, our 10-year-old American Cocker Spaniel, has developed cataracts. Can you suggest any alternatives to surgery or ways to stop them getting worse?

P.L., via email

A Cataracts are when cloudiness develops in the lens of the eye, which is usually clear. They’re not the same as nuclear sclerosis, which is a normal age-related condition resulting in a hazy appearance to the eyes and seen in most old animals.

The eyes of pets with cataracts look cloudy to milky, and in most cases, the lens looks

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