Don't get fooled into treating for Cataracts.
- Dr. Jeff Grognet
- Jan 1, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 5, 2023
Find out the difference between cataracts and nuclear sclerosis.
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Updated: Aug 5, 2023
Find out the difference between cataracts and nuclear sclerosis.
I have used N-acetyl carnosine drops for years, and they greatly improved my night vision (from 60 yrs old and on) I have also subsequently treated my dog's diagnosed "immune-mediated keratitis", in one eye, initially addressed briefly with a steroid and an antibiotic. No recurrence, and significant improvement in cloudiness. Vision is normal, as far as I can tell. I continue their use for us both. Yes, these cannot be advertised as medicinal, but the few brands available do work.
We used a Russian eye drops product, which did have research on dogs and later on humans, [tho the results for humans took longer] for Tangerine, one our cats that had cataracts.. 2drops 2x per day and it worked and our Tangerine was so happy to see again normally... Can-C was listed as an ocular anti-oxidant... and was sold as an eye moisturizer. TTYL