Dr. Becker Discusses Nuclear Sclerosis

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Have you noticed that your older pup's eyes have taken on a bluish haze? It's likely lenticular sclerosis, also known as nuclear sclerosis — and it's not a cause for alarm. The good news is lenticular sclerosis won't make your dog go blind.

The condition comes on gradually, which allows pets to adjust well to any minor vision changes that may occur.

It's important to distinguish lenticular sclerosis from cataracts, which can take on a similar blue-cloud appearance.

While lenticular sclerosis shouldn't interfere with your pet's well-being, cataracts may need treatment to prevent permanent vision loss.

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