When seemingly routine corneal ulcers in dogs fail to heal in a normal period (i.e. seven to 10 days), many veterinarians engage in musical chairs treatment, prescribing one topical antibiotic and then another.
Steve R. Hollingsworth, DVM, DACVO
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Articles by Steve R. Hollingsworth, DVM, DACVO
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