The CEA 'Go-Normal' Phenomenon: Why Affected Dogs Appear to Outgrow It
Why some CEA-affected puppies look clear by adulthood. Go-normal is pigment masking, not healing, and the dog stays affected for breeding decisions.
Why some CEA-affected puppies look clear by adulthood. Go-normal is pigment masking, not healing, and the dog stays affected for breeding decisions.
Expert guidance on CEA puppy screening protocols, including optimal examination timing, fundoscopic techniques, the 'go normal' masking phenomenon, and why the 6-8 week window determines diagnostic accuracy.
A detailed walkthrough of the CEA screening examination from a veterinary ophthalmologist's perspective. Equipment, techniques, and what specific findings we document.