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Achromatopsia (ACHM, often referred to as cone degeneration, cd) is a congenital disorder in which the cells in the retina (cones) responsible for color vision are malformed. These cells are essential for daytime vision, which is why the disease is also called "day blindness".
Symptoms
The first symptoms in affected dogs begin to appear between 8-12 weeks of age. The disease is characterized by decreased visual acuity, fear of light, nystagmus and complete color blindness. In low light conditions, when other photoreceptor cells, called rods, are more responsible for vision, the visual quality of affected dogs does not deteriorate and is comparable to that of healthy dogs.
Diagnostics
Characteristic changes in the behavior and physiology of the dog.
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