22/04/2024
This was a fun real world need today, and I had some extra time so I filmed it. Cooperative tonometry--really great because you can falsely increase eye pressures with restraint, so not needing to hold the dog ensures you get accurate pressures. I did the left eye first, then the right, and then switched back to left and you can see how much more tolerant he was with the left eye after practicing. This video is all from one session, edited down from about 16 minutes of actual work.
