Expert eye care for your pets
At Vision Vets For Pets, we offer comprehensive veterinary eye care to ensure the health and well-being of your beloved pets.
Our team is dedicated to diagnosing, treating, and managing a wide range of ocular conditions with precision and compassion. This includes cats, dogs and other small species with vision loss, dry eye, glaucoma, cataracts, eyelid problems and many other eye problems. We know that it can be stressful when your pet isn’t seeing or feeling well, and we are ready to support you through your pet’s recovery. If your pet has an eye problem, Vision Vets For Pets is here for you.
What kind of training do veterinary ophthalmologists have?
An ACVO ® board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist is an eye doctor who provides eye care to animals. All doctors at Vision Vets For Pets have earned this specialty qualification. Training to become a veterinary ophthalmologist takes many years; typically including veterinary school (4-5 years), an internship (1-2 years), a residency (3-4 years) and completion of a multi-day, in-person examination. Your regular veterinarian may refer you to a veterinary ophthalmologist for many different reasons, but you can rest assured that you and your pet are in good hands with the highly qualified and experienced experts at Vision Vets For Pets.
Using state of the art equipment, we perform comprehensive eye examinations on animals. We are able to detect eye disease at the earliest stages, maximizing the chances of a good outcome when treatment is initiated.
Eye Examinations
Vision Vets For Pets has the latest equipment to perform diagnostic testing of the eye. We also have capability to perform blood testing, urine testing, blood pressure testing and testing for infectious disease.
Diagnostic Testing
Sometimes, eye surgery is necessary to keep your furry friend’s eyes visual and comfortable. We perform a wide range of eye surgeries in animals including corneal grafting, cataract surgery, eyelid surgery, tumor removal and eye removal.
Eye Surgery
We perform competitively priced OFA examinations to detect and diagnose major eye diseases which may be hereditable. Multi-dog discounts are available; please contact us for more details.
OFA Examinations
Frequently Asked Questions
What will happen on our first visit?
Once you have arrived and have been checked in by our friendly reception staff, we will make sure that all of your pet’s details are up to date in our system. For this reason, please plan to arrive 15 minutes early for your appointment.
Preliminary diagnostic testing will be performed by a member of our veterinary clinical team, and your pet’s medical history will be reviewed by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist. Your pet will then be examined by our ophthalmologist and recommendations will be made for your pet’s care. Estimates for any necessary procedures or surgeries will be provided upon request, following in-person assessment of your pet.
Are surgeries performed during my pet’s first visit?
Surgeries may be performed on the same day in some instances, or scheduled for a later date to ensure the best outcomes.
Will my pet’s regular veterinarian receive a copy of details of our visit?
Following the visit, your regular veterinarian will receive a summary of your pet’s eye condition and the treatments being used so that comprehensive care can be coordinated.
Do you accept walk-in appointments?
We see all pets by appointment; same day appointments may be available for urgent problems. Please note that we are unable to house any animals in our facility overnight. If required, we are happy to provide details of local hotels that allow pets; please call us for details if you are interested.
What payment options are available?
Payment is required in full at the time of service and we accept a range of payment options, including CareCredit. Please call us at the number below to discuss, if you have any questions.
