Veterinary Eye Clinic Monterey Bay

04/02/2025

Visit acvoeyexam.org to register your service animal!

The ACVO®/Epicur Service Animal Volunteer Eye Screening is a philanthropic event that provides free, ocular screening eye exams to qualified Service & Working Animals each May. These exams are provided by those members of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists® who choose to participa...

04/02/2025

Today marks VECMB’s official 3 year anniversary! 🎉🥳🙌 Feeling very for this team, our community, and the opportunity to help our 4-legged, feathered, furry, hoofed, and scaly friends and family members. 👀🐶🐱🐰🐹🐮🐴🐸🦎🦉

04/01/2025

Each year, Dr. Curto participates in the ACVO-SAVES event providing free eye exams 👀 to service and working animals. Registration is now open (April 1st-31st)! Visit avcoeyeexam.org for more info on how to register and schedule a complimentary appointment!

Special thanks to Epicur Pharma for sponsoring the event!

03/31/2025

Do you have a service animal? Dr. Curto is providing free eye exams in May through the ACVO-SAVES program! See ACVOEyeExam.org for more information.

ACVO - SAVES: American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologist's event each May, provides free, sight-saving eye exam screenings to thousands of pre-qualified Service & Working Animals annually. www.ACVOEyeExam.org

01/21/2025

Our incredible veterinary team goes above and beyond to make every patient feel safe and comfortable. With compassionate care and a commitment to the highest standards of medicine, they ensure that every pet receives the best possible treatment. 🐾💖 Because your pet deserves nothing less than the best!

01/04/2025

They do! “Dry eye” is called Keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS), a disease characterized by inflammation of the clear cornea and conjunctiva (pink tissue covering the whites of the eyes and the inside of the eyelids) secondary to inadequate tear production by the tear glands. This leads to a build up of debris and bacteria that are normally washed away by the tears and a thick mucous discharge forms. The disease is usually caused by inflammation of the lacrimal glands, but can also be caused by the toxic effect of certain drugs on the lacrimal glands or by lack of nerve innervation to the lacrimal glands. Redness, squinting or blinking, and discharge are early signs of disease and indicate irritation and discomfort due to inadequate tears. Treatment is aimed at promoting your pet’s tear production, reducing inflammation, and supplementing the inadequate tears through the use of topical eye drops and ointments.

11/28/2024

We hope you have lots to be for this Thanksgiving 💚🐶🐾🐱🐰🐮🐭🐴✨🍂

11/01/2024

Remembering and honoring the souls who have left us ❤️🐶🐱🐕🐰🐈🐹🐴🐾🐸💙🫶

10/14/2024

A very fun event for a great cause!

09/15/2024

This is a fun event for a great cause! Hope to see you there 🎃👻💀🐶🐾🦴

🎃🐾 Get ready for the Peninsula's most popular Kid-Friendly Dog Costume Contest! 🎉 Enjoy Halloween activities, a MAGIC SHOW, live music, PET vendors, and more. It's FREE to attend, and only participants need to register! 🎟️ Participants can grab tickets at HowloweenContest2024.eventbrite.com.

Sunday, October 27th
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Forest Theater, Carmel-By-The-Sea
📸: Love Dog + Co

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Bring your family and friends to join the fun! Don’t miss out on this spooktacular event!

12/18/2023

Wishing you a warm and wonderful holiday season, and a very happy New Year! From all of us at VECMB 💫✨😁❤️🐶😻🐾✨