6 IMPORTANT TIPS
TO KEEP EYES SAFE
FROM THE SUN
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Rhea Anderson, a doctor of
optometry, explains: “Although
there can be immediate symptoms from UV damage to your
eyes, many long-term effects
can start out symptomless,
including cataracts, macular
degeneration or eyelid cancer. It
is important to get your eyes
checked regularly and keep an
eye out for those harmful rays all
year long.”
narian to discuss what is manageable for your household. An
ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure. Regular, preventative care is an integral part of
preventing illness and catching
problems early. In many cases,
identifying and managing problems before they become serious can save pet owners from
significant costs later on.
Myth: I can find all the pet care
More information is available at information I need online.
www.doctorsofoptometry.ca.
Reality: While diagnosing illwww.newscanada.com
nesses based on home
research can appear convenient, it can also be very unreliable – and misleading. When in
doubt, taking your pet for regular, proactive check-ups with
your veterinarian will provide
you with peace of mind – and a
happy, healthy pet. Other than
you, your veterinarian should
know your pet best.
More information is available at
www.ovma.org.
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