Corneal Ulceration in Horses - Causes Diagnosis and Treatment with Dr Kimberly Lam
About this episode
Dr. Kimberly Lam discusses the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of corneal ulceration in horses, focusing on fungal infections.
Fungal corneal ulcers are a serious and often frustrating cause of eye disease in horses. In this episode of StallSide, Dr. Kimberly Lam explains what causes corneal ulcers to develop, why fungal infections are especially problematic, and how these cases are diagnosed and treated. This conversation highlights early warning signs, risk factors, and why prompt, targeted treatment is critical for preserving vision. Watch episodes on YouTube @roodandriddle or visit us at www.rrvp.com
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