Cataracts in dogs can be cured. Cataract is an irreversible eye disease that cannot be cured by any medicine. The current treatment method for cataract is mainly to remove the cataract through microsurgery. If dogs suffering from cataracts seek medical treatment promptly at the early stages of the disease, the success rate can be as high as over 90%. If the cataract has developed to a mature stage and there are other eye diseases, the success rate of surgery will be about 80%.

How to prevent cataracts in dogs:

1. Regular eye cleaning. Pay attention to eye care and give your dog eye drops every 2-3 days to clean the eyes.

2. Supplement required nutrients. When performing dietary therapy and maintenance, the main focus should be on antioxidants, anti-inflammation, and supplementing the nutrients needed by the cells in the eyes.

3. Reduce ultraviolet exposure. Avoid too strong ultraviolet rays. If your eyes are exposed to the sun for an extra hour a day, the risk of cataracts will increase by 10% in a year.

4. Avoid fighting. Try not to let dogs fight with each other to avoid scratching their eyes.

5. Treat as early as possible. If there is indeed a cataract, active treatment is needed to avoid serious complications.