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Cataracts are commonly seen in older dogs and diabetic dogs due to fat deposits in the lens of the eye.
Cataracts form when fats deposit in the lens, which can hinder light transmission to the back of the eye, affecting vision.
Dogs and cats with cataracts may find it challenging to navigate in dim lighting, affecting their daily routines.
Despite these challenges, many pets with cataracts lead happy lives with appropriate care and management.