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Horner’s syndrome itself doesn’t require any specific treatment, though your dog will need to be treated for the underlying causes leading to the symptoms of Horner’s syndrome. The medication and treatment protocol will depend on the underlying cause. If bite wound or ear infection is present, treatment is required for complete recovery, and eye medication can be prescribed to relieve the clinical signs. Related ArticlesEye Ulcer in Dogs A corneal ulcer occurs when deeper layers of the cornea are lost; these ulcers are... READ MORE Optic Nerve Swelling in Dogs Optic neuritis refers to a condition in which one or both of the optic nerves are... READ MORE Eye Displacement in Dogs Proptosis is a medical condition which causes a dog's eye to move forward. This typically... READ MORE
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