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Do Dogs See Color?

It used to be commonly accepted that dogs didn't see in color. And this is mostly because longtime dog fancier and past publisher of Dog Week magazine, Will Judy, declared in 1937 that dogs had poor vision and could only see single shades, tones, general outlines, and shapes.

Bonita Veterinary Hospital

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We recommend annual and semi-annual wellness exams for most pets. Proactive exams every 6 months are recommended, especially for older pets, to monitor their health, catch potential issues early, and reassess chronic health conditions.