You may be shocked to find out that your dog or cat needs eye removal surgery, and you'll probably have many questions. Here, our Renton veterinary eye specialists discuss pet eye removal in detail. We also discuss recovery time, potential complications and more.
Our Renton veterinary eye specialists often see cats with eye infections. In today's post, you'll learn about what causes eye infections in cats, common symptoms and how these conditions can be treated.
Glaucoma is a condition caused by pressure within your pet's eye which can occur due to a number of underlying conditions. Our board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist explains a few of the reasons why glaucoma can occur in your dog, and how primary and secondary glaucoma can be treated.
Corneal, or ocular, dermoids in dogs are a rare type of ocular abnormality that can affect the cornea, leading to potential vision impairment and discomfort for dogs. Today, our Renton vets explain this condition more in-depth, as well as how they are treated and how much it may cost.
Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite like giardia. Related to the coccidian protozoa, all warm-blooded animals are at risk of Toxoplasma gondii infection, including cats. Today, our Renton vets discuss the toxoplasmosis disease in cats, the symptoms, and available treatment options.
Similar to people, many cats suffer from blindness due to disease, injury, trauma, or other causes. Today, our Renton veterinary ophthalmologists share a few signs of blindness in cats and list the conditions that can cause loss of vision. We also explore treatment options and prevention methods.
Whether you've adopted a blind dog or your longtime four-legged friend is losing their vision, you want the best for your vision-impaired pup. Here, our Renton veterinary ophthalmologists offer advice on how you can support and care for your blind dog.
While many people routinely use prescription eye glasses or sunglasses, you might wonder if dogs ever need glasses, and what you might need to consider if your canine companion needs spectacles to improve or protect their eyesight. Our Renton veterinary ophthalmologists offer some insight into this topic in this post.
Our veterinary ophthalmologists provide comprehensive eye care to cats, dogs, horses, and exotic animals. In this post, we answer the question, 'What is an ophthalmology veterinary specialist, and how can they help my pet?'
Vision loss is relatively uncommon for dogs, but it can occur due to disease, aging, hereditary factors, or other causes. Today, our Renton vets discuss signs and causes of vision loss in dogs, and what can be done to help you both adapt.
We are accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the eye health of animals. Talk to your vet today about getting a referral to Northwest Animal Eye Specialists serving patients from Renton, Kirkland, and the surrounding areas.
