Vision loss means re-thinking the home setup a bit. I focused on giving Rooney clear paths, texture cues, and soft protection so he doesn’t bump into things. These small tweaks made a huge difference in his confidence.
Daily upkeep makes a huge difference. I’ve learned that keeping Rooney’s good eye clean and hydrated prevents irritation and keeps him feeling comfortable. These are gentle, vet-approved basics that make eye care part of our routine without stress.
Eating and resting take a little adjusting when their depth perception changes. I swapped out a few things to make mealtime less stressful and naps more supportive.
Between the surgery, meds, and recovery, calm support became a must. These keep him relaxed, steady, and physically comfortable.
Once he adjusted, it was all about rebuilding confidence and keeping him mentally busy. These toys and textures help him play and explore safely using smell, touch, and sound.