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one way to treat cherry eye in dogs.

I'm quite exhausted having to explain to some people that this surgery is documented in literature and has been proven viable in certain cases since 1976. Research has also shown that the satellite lacrimal glands can replace the central tear gland if it's removed. You can refer to the book "An Atlas of Veterinary Surgery," page 145, under the section "Nictitans Gland Surgery" (Cherry Eyes or Third Eyelid Gland Prolapse). I understand that the main technique currently recommended is repositioning the gland to its original location, but when there's a need to reduce costs while still maintaining normal activities for dogs and cats, this method can sometimes be utilized. You might have been taught to use another method, and I understand that, but it's expensive, and the risks of this type of surgery are acceptable within the cost range here. Thank you very much for everyone's contributions.