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Clinical Trial: When a Wink Is More Than a Blink!
Has your dog been squinting, blinking more than usual, or rubbing their eyes?
These could be signs of Dry Eye (Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca, or KCS)—a common condition that can cause discomfort and, if left untreated, may affect your dog's vision and quality of life.
We are currently enrolling qualified canine patients in a clinical study for Dry Eye and are offering a complimentary eye screening to determine if your dog may be eligible to participate.
Common signs of Dry Eye include:
Frequent rubbing or pawing at the eyes
Excessive blinking or squinting
Keeping one or both eyes partially or completely closed
Red or inflamed eyes
A cloudy or dull appearance to the eyes (not related to normal aging)
Thick or sticky eye discharge
Eyes that appear dry, irritated, or uncomfortable
If you've noticed any of these signs, we encourage you to give us a call. Our team will perform a complimentary eye screening to evaluate your dog's eye health and determine whether they may qualify for this clinical study.
Participating in a clinical study may provide access to investigational care while helping advance veterinary medicine for dogs affected by Dry Eye.
To learn more or schedule your dog's complimentary screening, please contact our office today. We look forward to helping keep your pet's eyes healthy, comfortable, and bright!
