It is profoundly painful,” said Dr. Dana Varble, chief veterinary officer for the North American Veterinary Community, a nonprofit organization that provides learning opportunities for veterinarians.
Denali, seen here with his owner veterinarian Dr. Dana Varble, is now fully healed from his eye surgery.
To overcome that obstacle, the North American Veterinary Community holds periodic trainings so a general vet can become more comfortable treating simple injuries and eye abnormalities.
(screenshot captured from video) North American Veterinary CommunityDroopy eyes and signs of injuryThere are other eye problems that require plastic surgery as well.
In this screenshot from video, a dog receives an eye exam during training by the North American Veterinary Community.
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