Veterinary ophthalmology is a specialised field focused on diagnosing and treating diseases and injuries of the eye in animals. From vision‑threatening conditions like cataracts and glaucoma to common issues such as dry eye or corneal ulcers, our goal is to preserve comfort and sight wherever possible.
Our ophthalmology service provides comprehensive assessment and treatment, which may include:
Our board‑certified veterinary ophthalmologists are highly trained specialists who manage both routine and complex eye conditions. They work closely with pet owners to create individualised treatment plans, using state‑of‑the‑art equipment and techniques to achieve the best possible outcomes.
The number of visits depends on your pet’s condition and treatment plan. Some patients require only a single consultation, while others, particularly those recovering from surgery, need regular monitoring over several weeks or months to ensure proper healing.
Most treatments and surgeries are well tolerated, but some pets may experience temporary irritation, redness, or discomfort following procedures. Our team provides clear instructions and support to help you manage any side effects at home.
Your role is essential to your pet’s recovery and comfort. Following medication schedules, preventing your pet from rubbing their eyes, and attending follow‑up appointments all help protect your pet’s vision and healing process.
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