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Noninfectious Causes of Canine Anterior Uveitis

Anterior uveitis is a painful, inflammatory disorder that is one of the most frequently observed ocular diseases in dogs. Intrinsic ocular abnormalities and multiple systemic diseases can trigger its development. Establishing the etiology is essential because inappropriate therapy may result in loss of vision. Appropriate therapy can be curative but sometimes is, at best, long term and palliative. Complications are common.