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|Articles|September 26, 2013
Video: Modified Morgan pocket technique for third eyelid gland prolapse
Author(s)Amy J. Rankin, DVM, MS, DACVO
Dr. Amy Rankin shows how to perform this gland replacement technique to fix cherry eyes in dogs.
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Dr. Amy Rankin shows how to perform this gland replacement technique to fix cherry eyes in dogs.
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