Vet Vision Center

Vet Vision Center Veterinary ophthalmology services for small animals

12/25/2024

Happy Holidays from our entire team at the Vet Vision Center and one of our favorite patients, !!!

Please help us wish a VERY Happy Birthday to our amazing Vet Vision Center nurse and surgery supervisor, Tanya! ...
12/19/2024

Please help us wish a VERY Happy Birthday to our amazing Vet Vision Center nurse and surgery supervisor, Tanya!

YAY for ! Mocha is a 14.5 year old Shih Tzu who developed big warts on her eyelids. These warts were causing irritatio...
12/16/2024

YAY for ! Mocha is a 14.5 year old Shih Tzu who developed big warts on her eyelids. These warts were causing irritation and pain so Dr. Shelby Reinstein removed them and repaired Mocha's eyelids with microscopic suture! Doesn't she look amazing?!?! (Before is top right, AFTER surgery is bottom left)

Thanks to Valley Veterinary Center - Buckingham/Holicong for being an amazing referring veterinary partner in Mocha's care!

Big to for our amazing new door signage at the !
12/03/2024

Big to for our amazing new door signage at the !

DID YOU KNOW? Nuclear sclerosis, also known as lenticular sclerosis, is a common, age-related eye condition that causes...
12/02/2024

DID YOU KNOW? Nuclear sclerosis, also known as lenticular sclerosis, is a common, age-related eye condition that causes a hazy, bluish cloudiness in the lenses of senior dogs. It is often confused for . Concerned your pet has hazy / cloudy eyes? Schedule an appointment for evaluation!

https://www.vetvisioncenter.vet/appointment-request

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🐾 Black Friday Alert: We're Open for Your Pets! πŸ¦ƒWhile some are out hunting for holiday gifts and deals, rest assured th...
11/29/2024

🐾 Black Friday Alert: We're Open for Your Pets! πŸ¦ƒ

While some are out hunting for holiday gifts and deals, rest assured that the Vet Vision Center is open on Black Friday!

ο»ΏDr. Sara Adelman and our team are prepared for urgent concerns today ( Friday) - rest assured that we are here to ensure our clients and pets receive the attention they deserve. Give us a call if you have any questions, concerns, or medical refill requests!

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🐾 Happy Thanksgiving from the Vet Vision Center ! πŸ¦ƒ. This , we're especially grateful for our wonderful clients and the...
11/28/2024

🐾 Happy Thanksgiving from the Vet Vision Center ! πŸ¦ƒ.

This , we're especially grateful for our wonderful clients and their beloved pets. 🐢🐱 Your trust and loyalty inspire us every day to provide the best care possible.

As we gather with family, friends, and furry companions, remember to keep pets safe from common holiday hazards:
πŸ— No turkey bones – they can splinter!
🍫 Avoid sweets – chocolate is toxic to pets.
🌸 Decorate with caution – keep plants like poinsettias out of reach.

Thank you for letting us be part of your pets' lives. Wishing you a warm, joyful holiday filled with tail wags and purrs!

❀️ Your Team

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What are symptoms of an eye problem that should prompt concern? While there are a few concerning signs, please know tha...
11/25/2024

What are symptoms of an eye problem that should prompt concern? While there are a few concerning signs, please know that signs can vary from pet to pet, and also depends upon the condition itself. The following is a list of symptoms that can indicate an eye problem - contact the Vet Vision Center if you are worried about your pet's eyes!

​- Squinting or holding the eye partially shut
- Pawing or rubbing at the eye
- Eye discharge or excessive tearing
- Redness to the eye membranes
- Color change to the eye surface (cloudy, red, brown)
- Haze or cloudiness within the eye
- Dilated pupils
- Reduced vision or blindness

, otherwise known as "Dry Eye" is a condition that most commonly affects middle-aged to older dogs. Simply, most of th...
11/25/2024

, otherwise known as "Dry Eye" is a condition that most commonly affects middle-aged to older dogs. Simply, most of these patients do not have enough tears to lubricate and nourish the cornea. As a result, many dogs develop corneal scarring called hyperpigmentation that can be seen on examination. Corneal scarring often looks like a dark brown film covering the eyes. You can often see tiny blood vessels coursing across the cornea (neovascularization). Concerned about your dog (squinting, redness, discharge, etc.) - schedule an appointment - we are here to help!
https://www.vetvisioncenter.vet/appointment-request

Vet Vision Center

The Vet Vision Center was created with the goal of providing exceptional eye care for pets while offering an elevated an...
11/23/2024

The Vet Vision Center was created with the goal of providing exceptional eye care for pets while offering an elevated and enjoyable visit for pet parents. By focusing solely on ophthalmology, the Vet Vision Center promotes the best possible patient and client experience.

Making an appointment has never been easier! https://www.vetvisioncenter.vet/appointment-request

DID YOU KNOW?!?! Iris atrophy is a common, age-related condition in dogs that causes the iris to thin and weaken: On ex...
11/22/2024

DID YOU KNOW?!?! Iris atrophy is a common, age-related condition in dogs that causes the iris to thin and weaken: On examination, the iris may appear scalloped or moth-eaten, and the pupil may be dilated or less responsive to light.

If you are concerned about your pet's eyes, contact the Vet Vision Center for an evaluation!

Photo courtesy of Dr. Sara Adelman

DID YOU KNOW?!?! An anterior lens luxation is a painful, inherited, and potentially blinding eye condition in dogs that...
11/21/2024

DID YOU KNOW?!?! An anterior lens luxation is a painful, inherited, and potentially blinding eye condition in dogs that occurs when the lens is displaced forward into the eye's front chamber! If you are concerned about your pet's eyes, contact the Vet Vision Center for an evaluation!

Photo courtesy of Dr. Sara Adelman

YAY for ! Mocha is a 14.5 year old Shih Tzu who developed big warts on her eyelids. These warts were causing irritatio...
11/20/2024

YAY for ! Mocha is a 14.5 year old Shih Tzu who developed big warts on her eyelids. These warts were causing irritation and pain so Dr. Shelby Reinstein removed them and repaired Mocha's eyelids with microscopic suture! Doesn't she look amazing?!?!

Thanks to Holicong Valley Veterinary Center Valley Veterinary Center - Buckingham/Holicong for being an amazing referring veterinary partner in Mocha's care!

DID YOU KNOW?!?! A veterinary is a veterinarian with extensive advanced training. At minimum, most specialists compl...
11/20/2024

DID YOU KNOW?!?! A veterinary is a veterinarian with extensive advanced training. At minimum, most specialists complete 4 years of undergraduate training, 4 years of veterinary school, a 1 year internship, and then a 3-4 year residency. After their residency, they are required to take a several day intense examination before they are able to call themselves specialists.

- Have you met Carol? Carol is the Vet Vision Center Practice Manager! Carol is a native of Bucks County and has bee...
11/19/2024

- Have you met Carol? Carol is the Vet Vision Center Practice Manager! Carol is a native of Bucks County and has been a Certified Veterinary Technician for thirty years. She achieved her Veterinary Technician Specialist in Cardiology in 2015, and led a Pet Loss Remembrance Circle as a grief counselor for six years.

At the Vet Vision Center we often get asked, "when should I get my pet's eyes checked? Pets should be examined by a vet...
11/17/2024

At the Vet Vision Center we often get asked, "when should I get my pet's eyes checked? Pets should be examined by a veterinarian if you notice signs of eye discomfort (squinting or tearing), changes in eye color (redness or cloudiness) or changes in vision. Many common eye conditions can be successfully diagnosed and treated by your family veterinarian. However, some cases may benefit from a referral to a boarded veterinary ophthalmologist for further diagnostic testing, medical treatment, or surgery. Veterinary ophthalmologists work closely alongside your family vet to ensure your pet receives the best care. If you are concerned about your pet's eyes, contact your primary care veterinarian or the Vet Vision Center (https://www.vetvisioncenter.vet/appointment-request) at any time!

We often get the question..."How do you test a pet's vision?" Since pets cannot read eye charts and respond...veterinar...
11/16/2024

We often get the question..."How do you test a pet's vision?" Since pets cannot read eye charts and respond...veterinarians need to rely on other tests to assess vision. One such tool we use at the Vet Vision Center is a slit lamp. A slit-lamp is essentially a handheld microscope that is used to evaluate the front portion of the eye on a microscopic level. This instrument allows for optical sectioning of the eye in a similar fashion to what is possible with histopathology, or tissue sectioning of the globe.

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1530 Route 179
Lambertville, NJ
08530

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Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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Riley's ZOOMIES after Cataract Surgery!
Riley's ZOOMIES after Cataract Surgery!

If you wonder why we do...what we do. This is Riley. Riley is a recent patient that presented for blindness as a result of cataracts. Dr. Shelby performed cataract surgery on Riley, restoring vision. Riley is showing off his ZOOMIES and SUPER HAPPY STYLE now that he can see again!!!

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