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I have an 8 year old German shephard mix. My dog has recently developed a condition whereby mucous forms on the lower part of the eye. The condition has been present for at least a week despite my daily washing of the area with warm water and a washcloth. My dog seems otherwise healthy. It was suggested by the veterinarian that my dog has dry eyes (2% and 5% of normal tear production) and will require lifelong medication in the form of daily topical application of cyclosporing and artificial tears. Is there no curative treatment? Marked as spam
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