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Hi Laurie, I recommend that you take her into see a veterinarian. While the lens in the eye can become more opaque as dogs age, this does not usually have the appearance you are describing. Cataracts in dogs are usually caused from an underlying illness like diabetes. Your vet can talk to you more about the cause of the eye changes and any treatment she needs after they have examined her.
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