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.
If your dog has been diagnosed with an eyelid tumor, surgery to remove the mass is the most effective treatment option. Our Renton vets list the types of eyelid tumors and potential surgical treatment options in this post.
While cataracts in dogs are a relatively common occurrence, they do need to be taken care of to prevent eventual blindness. In this post, our Renton list which dog breeds are more prone to cataracts and discuss whether there is a genetic predisposition to this eye condition.
Some dogs suffer from eye pain or discomfort. This may be due to various causes, including eye conditions that need prompt diagnosis and treatment. Our Renton veterinarians discuss common causes of eye pain in dogs that may require surgery or other treatment.
What causes cherry eye in dogs, and why are some breeds more susceptible to the condition? What can you expect from surgery? Our Renton veterinarians answer these questions and more in this post.
Depending on your dog's breed, they may have a higher risk of developing cancer. Certain purebred breeds are predisposed to specific types of cancer. In this post, our Renton veterinarians share a few breeds with a higher risk of developing different types of cancer, including eye (ocular) cancers.
Horner's syndrome is a neurological disorder that can affect your dog's eye and facial muscles. Here, our Renton veterinarians discuss potential causes and symptoms, diagnosis, and more.
Injury, disease, infections, and other factors can contribute to red eye in cats. In this post, our Renton veterinarians discuss each of these in detail, how these conditions are diagnosed, and which treatment options exist.
Has your cat or dog been stumbling, staggering, or falling over? One or more underlying medical issues may be the culprit, including poisoning, injury, infection, or stroke. Our vets in Renton explain why you should bring your pet to an animal hospital right away if this occurs.
Northwest Animal Eye Specialists is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the eye health of animals. Talk to your vet today about getting a referral to our clinics serving patients from Renton, Kirkland, and the surrounding areas.
