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Canine Persistent Pupillary Membrane (PPM) Information
Persistent pupillary membrane (PPM) Description:
Persistent pupillary membrane or PPM is a cornal opacity caused by abnormal iris tissue development. Can lead to glaucoma.
Typical Treatment and Expenses*:
Treatment starts at $50.
Dog Breeds Prone to Persistent pupillary membrane (PPM):
| • | Australian Cattle Dog | • | Australian Shepherd |
| • | Basenji | • | Bearded Collie |
| • | Belgian Tervuren | • | Chow Chow |
| • | Mastiff | • | Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen |
| • | Shiba Inu |
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