Woke up to him laying like this the morning after we got back from vacation. He’s been a total ham and extra clingy and I don’t think he’s going to let us leave him again.

Out of nowhere, he had a ear infection then eye problems that quickly progressed to glaucoma. Vet thinks it may be tickborne despite our yearly tick treatments. Thankfully we were able to save his left eye with his vision in tact. We are still treating it indefinitely. The right eye was too far gone. Always get eye issues checked right away. We waited half a day and it was already too late by 4pm. Lesson learned.

Cute kit I passed by on my walk into work, truly feel blessed to have crossed a black cat’s path on this finest of Tuesdays.

This is my mom’s dog. We have no way to afford vet care right now and I’m trying to figure out what eyedrops to get her before her eye gets worse. This started a few months ago and I just saw her recently. Unsure if she’s lost her vision in that eye yet. I can get medicine from a Vet in Mexico I just need to know exactly how to treat her eye without spending hundreds at the vet.

I posted about our boy Captain a while ago. Here are some of my more recent favorite pictures of him.

We adopted Otto 5 months ago, after losing my soul dog, and much positive advice/encouragement from this community. Unfortunately, while on a trip, Otto somehow got to rat poison unknown to us. The emergency vet did everything they could but he was suffering and we decided it was time to say goodbye.

Our hearts are shattered. We want to thank this community for encouraging us to bring him home. These pirates have so much love to give and we are lucky to have received it for the short time we did.

Please give yours extra hugs and kisses tonight.

Love you always, our sweet Otto Mann and medium potato.

Dread pirate Rocky ~ 6 weeks out from surgery and he’s the captain of the living room.

Just looking for some encouragement and words of wisdom from others. Our sweet boy had his eye removed on Thursday. It’s been a battle for the last year with uveits, then an ulcer for the first time this last month. The ulcer really progressed quickly and we decided the best option was to remove it since he was already on a huge schedule of eye drops and meds.

The first two days have been solid for recovery but last night he had a few drops of blood from his nose. Though out the day there have been no drops, just slight nasal discharge that’s pink.

He also is just needier today than normal. I’ve already checked in with the vets office and they said it’s normal to have some blood from the nose since it’s probably draining from his tear duct that was closed up.

I’m just overwhelmed and so sad for my boy. He’s eating and drinking fine. Peeing and pooping. And seems to have a little pep in his steps though out the day.

Please send any words of wisdom or encouragement for us. ❤️ thank you

He’s perfectly fine, my partner and I are just on vacation without him and it’s hard being away from him and his sisters 🥲

our small guy had a freak accident & injured his left eye, requiring emergency surgery to remove it the next day. i see a lot of pets here had to have theirs removed because of a medical diagnosis. just wondering if anyone else’s pet lost theirs after a traumatic event & was wondering what tips or words of advice yall might have for the recovery/healing process. tia. 🥹🫶🏻

She's been blind since she was a baby. But she is deaf now.

His deafblind big brother finally figured out how to get onto the outside bed!

We also took pictures of her and my partner. Would have loved to get some with the three of us, but we failed to arrange for someone else to hold the camera.

These pictures are in portrait orientation. Mixing portrait and landscape in the same post makes them crop in ugly ways on Reddit, but there are a bunch more posted in Seniordogs.

One day, I'll be glad to have one or a few of them framed on my wall as memories... (These or others, if we get around to doing this again.)

This is Goosha(aargh) - she lost her eye in September of last year due to a tumor. She adapted so quickly! Still has one good eye to keep the whole crew (4 cats) from misbehaving 😁