Client Resources
Your general veterinarian may refer you to our office for an ocular issue affecting your companion animal. A board certified veterinary ophthalmologist has completed a substantial amount of additional training beyond the four years required to obtain a degree in Veterinary Medicine. This extra training prepares a Veterinary Ophthalmologist in identifying and treating diseases and conditions affecting all structures and aspects of the eye.
Animal Eye Disease
At Eye Specialists for Animals we treat canine, feline, equine and exotic animal eye disease and injury.
Common Animal Eye Conditions
There are a variety of common ocular conditions we diagnose and treat at Eye Specialists for Animals. Below, find detailed information about conditions with the option to filter by animal type.
Your Pet's First Visit
What to expect and tips for success.
Patient Forms
To be filled out prior to your pet's first visit.
Cost of Surgery / Treatment
Eye Specialists for Animals provides information about costs for various types of pet and horse eye treatment and surgeries.
Pet Owner Resources
Helpful links for our clients.
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