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Animal Eye Center of NJ

Animal Eye Center of NJ is an AAHA-accredited facility that utilizes state-of-the-art equipment and
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09/23/2024

Teddy is an 12 year old patient who came to the Eye Center for his bilateral cataracts. He was a good candidate for surgery in both eyes and did very well during surgery. We wish him the best!

09/19/2024

This beautiful lady is Izzy! She belongs to our technician Dana and is showing off how much she loves wearing her glasses so she can read at night. Izzy is one of the greatest puppers in the world and she is so photogenic!!

09/17/2024

This is pretzel! 👋 Pretzel came to AEC of NJ for laser surgery to help slow down the progression of iris hyperpigmentation in her right eye. We performed laser surgery to target those pigmented cells, and hopefully prevent this pigmentation from developing into iris melanoma.

09/13/2024

This is Pee-wee. He has cataracts in both eyes, however, after we performed our ocular ultrasound and electroretinogram, we found that that he would not have vision if we pursued surgery in the right eye. The owner elected to only do surgery in his left eye and he did great!

09/11/2024

This is Gus. Gus is a six month old bulldog baby who came to the Eye Center for Cherry eye surgery in both eyes. He did very well and won all of our hearts 💕

09/09/2024

This is sweet Emma. She had an eyelid mass and came to the Eye Center about two weeks ago for cryosurgery. She is doing well after her procedure and is happy to sit for some treats.

09/05/2024

Chaloupa getting ready for cataract surgery. He did so great! 👍

09/03/2024

This is Indy at his post op cherry eye surgery appointment looking great!

08/29/2024

Meet Gus! 👋

Gus recently had Entropion surgery at AEC and had wonderful results. We are so happy for him!

08/27/2024

Baxter recently came to AEC for cataract surgery and did wonderful! We are thankful for Baxter's family and for all the pet parents who put their trust in us to care for their beloved companions eyes!

08/23/2024

Daffy is all smiles at her post op cataract surgery appointment! It's a wonderful feeling to see clearly again!

08/21/2024

AEC of NJ recently performed laser surgery to slow this cats progression of iris hyperpigmentation. Surgery went great! ❤️

08/19/2024

This is Finn. 👋 This sweet pup recently came to AEC for cataract surgery. Post-surgery Finn is doing wonderful! ❤️

08/16/2024

This adorable pup came in for a recheck after surgery and even decided to dress up for the occasion. He is not only feeling great, but looking great too! 😄

08/14/2024

We are pleased to introduce our intern, Dr. Sidney Ryan to The Animal Eye Center of NJ Team!

Dr. Ryan is originally from Tucson, Arizona, and attended the University of Washington in Seattle for her undergraduate studies. She then moved to Pennsylvania, where she completed veterinary school in 2023. Following graduation, she moved to Boston where she completed a rotating internship at the Angell Animal Medical Center.

Outside of work, Dr. Ryan enjoys hiking and camping. Her favorite hobbies include reading and arts and crafts, but when dragged out of the house you can find her with friends at local breweries. She currently does not have any pets but is looking to adopt a dog.

Dr. Ryan’s favorite thing about the specialty is how ophthalmologic care can improve pets' overall quality of life by helping maintain vision and focusing on alleviating pain. In addition, she really values how special the eye is and how much you can tell about the systemic well-being of an animal from its eyes.

Please help us give her a warm welcome!

08/13/2024

We are spinning with joy with how great Lola is doing after cataract surgery on her right eye! 😄

08/09/2024

This is Oori. ❤️ This sweet pup came to us for cataract surgery and we are happy to share is doing great! Way to go, Oori!

08/07/2024

Meet Jasper 👋

Jasper recently presented to AEC for Entropion surgery and did wonderfully! We are so proud of him! ❤️

06/05/2024

This is Daffy. 👋 This sweet pup recently came to AEC for diabetic cataract surgery. Post-surgery Daffy is doing wonderful! ❤️

06/03/2024

This is baby Zulu. Zulu has entropion, a condition in which your eyelid turns inward so that your eyelashes and skin rub against the eye surface. Zulu still a lot of growing to do, so we placed surgical staples in the lower eyelids to stop her eyelids from turning in and causing irritation.

This is only a temporary fix while Zulu is growing and she may need surgery in the future. For now she is doing great!

05/30/2024

Each year, the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists (ACVO) hosts a national service animal eye exam event that provides free, ocular screening eye exams to qualified Service & Working Animals.

The event takes place each May and exams are provided by those members of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists who choose to participate and volunteer their time and resources.

We're pleased to share that Dr. Holmberg has participated again this year! We are grateful to have helped so many trained working animals this month who selflessly care for us all.

05/15/2024

Charlie had an eyelid mass debulk and cryosurgery on his left eye. He has recovered well after being sedated and is healing nicely! Good job Charlie! 👏

05/13/2024

This is Athena! Athena had cataract surgery last year and is doing so well!! She is happy to see and chase the local squirrels! 😄

05/10/2024

This gentle sweet giant is Thor. Thor came to AEC to help manage his glaucoma. He had one eye removed, and then the other after the glaucoma became uncontrolled and painful. He is managing well as a blind dog, and most importantly he is no longer in pain! We hope he has many more pain-free years to come. ❤️

05/08/2024

Bella is a diabetic patient who came to AEC for cataract surgery and she is doing fantastic. Since her cataract surgery, she has started acting like a puppy again and has so much joy now that she can see!

05/06/2024

Buckey came to AEC of NJ for an Enucleation, or eye removal procedure of the left eye. There are many reasons for a pet to need an eye removed. In Buckey's case, he had a large mass growing behind the eye causing it to become exophthalmic or protruding out of the socket. As you can imagine, this can be very painful and uncomfortable for the pet, so removal of the eye and mass is the recommended option.

05/03/2024

Benji, a one-year-old Shar Pei mix came in for a lower lid entropion procedure for both eyes. Entropion is the inward rolling of the eyelid which is very common in Shar Pei's as they often have excess rolls or eyelid length. This procedure should reduce irritation and future scarring of the cornea. 👍

05/01/2024

Sonny, a nine-year-old Labrador Retriever came in for a Mass Debulk/ Cryosurgery for two masses on his right eyelids. Some eyelid tumors/masses are not bothersome, while others may rub against and irritate the surface of the eye, or even obstruct vision. In Sonny's case, his lower eyelid mass did touch the ocular surface and was next to the opening of the tear duct, which is cause for removal.

Address

48 Notch Road
Little Falls, NJ
07424

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://www.AECofNJ.com/

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