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Doune family's pet dog has eyesight saved after getting stick embedded in eye socket Collie Mia had the five centimetre twig removed from her face by veterinary ophthalmologists from Edinburgh University (Image: Paul McGlynn) Calling all dog lovers! Sign up to TeamDogs for your weekly dose of dog news, pictures and stories.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newsletters...

Ben Blacklock, a vet specialist ophthalmologist who led the team at the University of Edinburgh, said: “This was an unusual situation for us and we are really pleased to see Mia back to full health and enjoying life. “We are lucky to have such an amazing group of people here, including specialists in anaesthesia and radiology, and a highly skilled and compassionate nursing team who could make Mia’s treatment and recovery go as smoothly as possible.” Mia the dog after her operation to remove a stick embedded in her eye socket. (Picture credit: Paul McGylnn/University of Edinburgh /PA W...

Vets have saved the sight of a dog who got a stick embedded in her eye socket. The owners of Mia the collie feared the six-year-old had lost her eye when she emerged from playing in a hedge with a 5cm stick poking from the socket. Her local vet in Doune, in the Stirling area, quickly referred Mia to the specialist ophthalmology service at the University of Edinburgh’s Hospital for Small Animals at the Royal (Dick) School for Veterinary Studies. Vets there performed a CT scan to evaluate where the stick was and how much damage it had caused to Mia’s eye.

Vets have saved the sight of a beloved family dog who got a stick embedded in her eye socket. Owners of Mia the six-year-old collie feared she had lost her eye when she emerged from playing in a hedge with a 5cm stick poking from the socket. Her local vet in Doune, in Stirlingshire, quickly referred Mia to the specialist ophthalmology service at the University of Edinburgh’s Hospital for Small Animals at the Royal (Dick) School for Veterinary Studies. Vets there performed a CT scan to evaluate where the stick was and how much damage it had caused to Mia’s eye.

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