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I have a question about…my dog eye
My dog’s eyes are turning gray/blue in the light. She is a 7 year old bichon and we don’t know if that is normal. Her eyes were never that color before.
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What you describe is likely a natural, age related sclerosis of the lens. With age, the lens of a dog will begin to get opaque. Initially this is only noticed in certain light situations. As it progresses, they will become obviously white. An exam is warranted to confirm that this is what is going on.