Animal Eye Specialists

03/24/2025

Registration opens April 1st!

Wondering what to expect during the complimentary screening eye exam for your qualified Service or Working Animal? Our veterinary ophthalmologist will examine the eyes to determine if there are any abnormalities. The aim is to identify problems early. Some abnormalities might need to be treated to prevent or delay progression. Other sight-threatening problems such as retinal disease, cataracts or glaucoma can be identified. The exam requires no sedation, requires minimal restraint, is non-painful, non-stressful and usually takes 10-25 minutes.

Registration opens April 1st! buff.ly/fKfM61m

03/21/2025

Handsome Sevro at home playfully recovering from his entropion surgery and then enjoying his cat scratcher after having his stitches removed.

03/20/2025

Exciting news for Veterinary Ophthalmology in Northern California! Patients now have the option of choosing UC Davis for retinal reattachment surgery, providing a convenient alternative to traveling to Southern California.

Retinal reattachment surgery is available for the first time at UC Davis. Thanks to a new surgical microscope, we are now the first veterinary school in the nation with the ability to perform this highly specialized surgery and teach it in our ophthalmology residency. Tashi, a 7-year-old Shih Tzu, was one of our first patients and had her vision restored. https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/news/specialized-eye-surgery-restores-dogs-vision

03/05/2025

Beau is seeing the world in a whole new light after successful cataract surgery. Live your best life Beau!

03/04/2025

Introducing: ACVO®-SAVES

The ACVO® has rebranded the 16 year old Service Animal Eye Exam Program as, "ACVO®-SAVES". This stands for the Service Animal Volunteer Eye Screening. The full name, with thanks to our sponsor, will be the "ACVO®/Epicur Service Animal Volunteer Eye Screening".

We are so grateful for our members and our namesake sponsor (Epicur Pharma®) for donating their time and resources. Registration will take place April 1st - 30th, with the event occurring throughout the month of May. More information about the event and qualification information can be found on the ACVOEyeExam.org website.

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day from Maddie & all of us at AES❤️

02/07/2025

01/28/2025

Things that just make sense at AES!

01/21/2025

Aly is one year post cataract surgery and is looking good inside & out! She has places to go and things to see! Lets get a move on fam!

01/08/2025

Morpheus came in to see us because he was having some discharge from both eyes. This is due to changes to his eyelid conformation which is normal for his breed. So far Morpheus is doing well on eye drop therapy but he may benefit from cryotherapy treatment in the future.

12/17/2024

Sweet Prince is hoping some sunshine and park time can help heal his indolent ulcer. Sometimes in older pups, especially those with corneal degeneration, these things take more time. Keep on trekking Prince.