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4. Thank you.

Reply to in2herbs (Reply #3)

Wed Oct 1, 2025, 10:21 PM

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I already try to give her evening walks while there is still daylight. But if we're out there and it looks like she's having trouble, I just keep talking so she can figure out where I am.

The baths sound like a good idea. Thank you.

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Okay, need a little advice with a dog going blind. [View all] Baitball Blogger Wednesday OP

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The scent stimulation idea is a good one. Baitball Blogger Wednesday #5

My sister-in-law had a dog that went blind from diabetes dflprincess Wednesday #2

Thanks for the information. Baitball Blogger Wednesday #6

You don't say how old or how big the dog is, but if it were me, I would let her be where she wants in2herbs Wednesday #3

Thank you. Baitball Blogger Wednesday #4

I don't know if she is a cuddlier womanofthehills Wednesday #7

She wanted more cuddles before this thing began to take hold. Baitball Blogger Wednesday #10

I don't think it is the time to suddenly change her routine. Irish_Dem Wednesday #8

Thanks, I just needed confirmation. Baitball Blogger Wednesday #11

I had a dog go blind from glaucoma after cataract surgery. She did just fine, even went up and down 17 stairs. I would sinkingfeeling Wednesday #9