It might have the same name, but equine glaucoma is a different animal than human glaucoma.

Many noninflammatory uveal abnormalities cause little to no discomfort or vision loss for the horse.

Disorders involving the horse’s orbit and periorbita are less common than problems involving the eye itself.

Basic comprehension of equine vision can help owners better understand why their horses act the way they do.

Equine eyelid disorders are common in horses and many can have favorable outcomes with treatment.