The moist outer layer of your cat's eye protects the organ by washing away dirt and debris. If your kitty's eyes have started to water excessively, or they are squinting, it could be an early sign that there is a more serious issue. Here our Renton vets explain a few reasons why cats' eyes water.
If your dog is showing signs of eye infection, irritation, or allergies, you might be tempted to grab your own eye drops to help soothe their symptoms. Today our Renton vet team shares some information about conditions affecting dogs' eyes and why over-the-counter (OTC) eye drops for humans aren't the best solution.
Have your cat or dog's eyes seemed extra watery lately? If you're curious about potential causes and how to help, read on for some helpful information from our Renton veterinary specialists about watery eyes in pets.
Northwest Animal Eye Specialists is proud to meet the service and care requirements necessary to be considered a veterinary practice accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
Your pet’s vision is critical to their overall health and well-being, so it’s important to know if their eyes are in good shape. Our Renton and Kirkland vets talk about when your pet should get an eye exam.
Eye infections in cats can be caused by many things from bacterial or viral infections to injuries or other serious conditions. The cause of your cat's eye infection will determine the treatment recommended. Here our Renton and Kirkland vets share some of the most common treatments for eye infections in cats.
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 Renton or Kirkland clinics.
