Agreed, if it's not one thing, it's 3 others.
Well, we lost Sage and Chelsea, and then yesterday very good friends of ours lost their 16+ yr old cocker. They say things happen in threes. We had our new boy back to the vet for a re-check on ...
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I'd be curious, how did the vet diagnose the glaucoma? I've never seen one of our vets do anything but a cursory exam of a dog's eyes, except once when there was a foreign body in an eye. I have glaucoma myself and it was diagnosed by a pressure reading during a routine exam. Do vets do pressure readings if the dog isn't displaying symptoms of vision problems? I'll bet it is commonly missed until the pet is walking into walls. And yes, when diagnosed, a strict drops regimen is crucial.
