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Nursing considerations for brachycephalic ocular syndrome

ABSTRACT: Brachycephalic breeds often present as first opinion patients with chronic eye problems and multiple ocular defects; they are prone to a number of conditions and often present with exophthalmos, macroblepharon and lagophthalmos. This article aims to discuss the nursing considerations for brachycephalic ocular syndrome; exploring common conditions to show how such considerations can be implemented in general practice.