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Veterinary ophthalmology has become a big business. Research eye diseases of canines and how they can be prevented. Consider the use of genetic screening for inherited eye diseases, DNA testing (Optigen), and Canine Eye Registration Foundation (CERF) examination. What is the role of a veterinary professional in working with clients who maintain purebred canines and felines as breeding stock?
 
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Information on these organizations can be found at their individual Web sites:

  for Optigen DNA testing

 <>http://www.vmdb.org/cerf.html> for information on CERF examinations

  for information on inherited eye diseases; type in inherited eye diseases in the search space

To assist clients in gaining information about their animals, veterinary professionals should become familiar with eye diseases specific to certain breeds. You should also refer clients to the national breed clubs for specific information on necessary health clearances for each breed.
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