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dogbiscuit · 06-15-2007, 02:03 AM

My Biscuit had the same thing as Rosie this year! It was so scary as it grew very very quickly in tow short weeks.I took him to several different vets and nothing was shrinking the ulcer...then I found out about a Dr.Tony Bascher who is one of the only board- certified canine opthamologists in the U.S. apparently and is here in San Diego at the Veterinary Specialty Hospital near La Jolla.He put him on Neo Poly Gram Ophth drops and an Ophthamic ointment combination and with frequent checkups and wearing a "cone collar"for 4 weeks 24/7 (which was so sad because it bumped on the ground and tripped him up when he walked due to his short legs!)and it cleared right up!Dr.Basher is from the UK and very familiar with corgis...he said it is very common to the breed.Hope Rosie feels better soon..what a cutie (-;

06-15-2007, 02:03 AM	#11 (permalink)
dogbiscuit Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: San Diego,California Posts: 9 Images: 4	My Biscuit had the same thing as Rosie this year! It was so scary as it grew very very quickly in tow short weeks.I took him to several different vets and nothing was shrinking the ulcer...then I found out about a Dr.Tony Bascher who is one of the only board- certified canine opthamologists in the U.S. apparently and is here in San Diego at the Veterinary Specialty Hospital near La Jolla.He put him on Neo Poly Gram Ophth drops and an Ophthamic ointment combination and with frequent checkups and wearing a "cone collar"for 4 weeks 24/7 (which was so sad because it bumped on the ground and tripped him up when he walked due to his short legs!)and it cleared right up!Dr.Basher is from the UK and very familiar with corgis...he said it is very common to the breed.Hope Rosie feels better soon..what a cutie (-;