Ophthalmology

A consultation may be recommended if your pet experiences persistent redness, abnormal discharge, changes in the appearance of the eye, signs of pain, or decreased vision. Some eye conditions can progress rapidly, so it is important not to delay seeking veterinary care when you notice any changes. 

Our team can evaluate and treat a wide range of conditions affecting the eyes and vision, including corneal ulcers, glaucoma, cataracts, retinal diseases, and various types of ocular inflammation or abnormalities. 

Depending on your pet’s condition, various tests may be recommended, such as tear production testing, tonometry to measure intraocular pressure, fluorescein staining, ocular ultrasound, or electroretinography. 

Yes. Depending on your pet’s diagnosis and individual needs, various ophthalmic surgical procedures may be recommended.