What is a Cataract?
A cataract is a clouding of the crystalline lens. The crystalline lens is a clear tissue located behind the pupil - the dark circular opening in the middle of the iris seen as the coloured part of the eye. The lens works with the transparent cornea by covering the eye's surface allowing light to focus on the retina at the back of the eye. When the lens becomes cloudy light cannot pass to the retina properly and vision is blurred and decreased.
Cataracts can be the result of many aging conditions however the most frequent cause of cataract is the natural aging process. Other causes may include injury, chronic eye disease, and other system-wide diseases such as diabetes. All of these conditions can be assisted by CatCure.
With the increased lifespan of many pets related to additional supplementation in pet foods this can give rise to some degree of cataract development in most animals. Cataracts can take from a few months to several years to develop. Sometimes, the cataract stops developing in its early stages, and vision is only slightly decreased. Although if the cataract continues developing, vision is impaired and treatment may become necessary.
Surgery used to be the only option to remove the diseased lens effectively, treatment for cataracts have developed since the early days of nip and tuck. Cataract surgery is now a frequently performed operation in most parts of the world. More than one million cataract procedures are performed every year, and in the majority of those cases, the diseased tissue is painfully replaced with an artificial and irritating device known as an intraocular lens implant. This is an unnecessary and pointless surgery when the alternative for your pet is pain free and simple.
CatCure is that alternative, the freedom from cataracts available to you in a simple droplet.
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