Sentences with phrase «blind pet»

There are many resources for owners with blind pets to help the owners adjust to living with blind dogs, as this condition can sometimes be more difficult for the owners than their dogs.

The literature makes many suggestions as to how owners can deal with blind pets.

Blind pets also startle more easily, so always speak to your dog before petting him to avoid being accidentally nipped as a reflex.

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A blind pet can continue in every way in their primary role as a loving companion.

If there is no associated inflammation or glaucoma and the only problem is blindness, it is perfectly reasonable to have a blind pet.

Also, blind pets may have a tendency to bump into objects, thereby injuring their eye or eyelid.

Protect your blind pet from vehicle traffic by keeping him or her on a leash or in a fenced yard.

That moment when a previously vision - impaired or blind pet can see again is just priceless.