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Fun facts about animals’ eyes. Dog edition. • Dogs have a reflective layer on their eyes giving them an advantage during dusk and dawn To

Fun facts about animals’ eyes. Feline (Cat) edition. • Feline’s eyes are more sensitive to low lights – meaning cats can sense movement in the

Here’s an important PSA about contact lens wear during the COVID-19 pandemic from your friendly ophthalmologist. —— Ditching contact lenses in favor of glasses may

Fun facts about animals’ eyes. Horse edition. • Horses are prey animals and their eyes are located on their sides of their face. • They

Fun Facts About Animals’ Vision. Duck Eyes Edition. • Duck eyes are located on the side of their face. • They have three eyelids. •

Fun facts about animals’ eyes. Sheep edition. • Sheep have rectangular pupils • Vision is 270 – 320 degrees (humans have 175) To learn more

March is Save Your Vision Month. You may think your eyes are healthy, but visiting our Round Rock optometrist, Dr. Tina for a comprehensive dilated

Presbyopia is a natural aging process that affects our ability to focus on objects close to us. As young people, the lens inside of our

Many patients with nearsightedness or farsightedness have some degree of astigmatism. Astigmatism means the shape of the cornea is not perfectly rounded, but instead has

Hyperopia is the medical term for farsightedness. Without corrective lenses, people with hyperopia see objects that are far away better than objects that are close.