Sentences with phrase «exposure keratitis»

Secondary exposure keratitis may result in corneal pigmentation and fibrosis.

Pets with flat noses and bulging eyes (brachycephalic) are predisposed to exposure keratitis.

Dogs with prominent eyes can develop KCS, or they can develop exposure keratitis.

Examples of dogs that develop exposure keratitis are the Bulldog, Pug, and Boston Terrier.

Exposure keratitis is different from an eye infection or foreign body in the eye.

Pets with exposure keratitis do not have pink eyes, blink, or squint like pets with painful or infected eyes.