Veterinary Vision of Rochester

Veterinary Vision of Rochester We are a referral veterinary ophthalmic practice providing ophthalmic care for companion animals.

Our mission is to provide professional and compassionate care to preserve pet vision and alleviate ocular pain and discomfort while offering support and resources to the client and referring veterinarian.

We are now officially CLOSED for the holiday break! Thank you to everyone for a wonderful year!!! We will be back in t...
12/19/2024

We are now officially CLOSED for the holiday break! Thank you to everyone for a wonderful year!!! We will be back in the office Monday, January 6th at 8:00am. If your pet is having an emergency, please contact your primary veterinarian or the Animal Emergency Center. In the meantime, please enjoy some more pet photos! ❤🐾

12/17/2024

Children around the world received some good news today, with officials from the North Pole confirming that Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and the rest of Santa’s reindeer have been approved for their Christmas Eve flight following a health checkup from Santa’s veterinarian.

Dear Valued Client,As the year comes to an end, we want to take a moment to thank you for trusting us with your pet's ca...
12/16/2024

Dear Valued Client,

As the year comes to an end, we want to take a moment to thank you for trusting us with your pet's care in 2024. It has been our privilege to serve you and your furry companions, and we are truly grateful for the opportunity to be a part of their health journey.

Please be advised that our office will be closed from Thursday, December 19th, at 11:00 AM, through Monday, January 6th, at 8:00 AM.

During this time, if your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please contact the Animal Emergency Center at 248-651-1788. Please note that the Animal Emergency Center cannot authorize medication refills, provide medical advice, or contact our doctors without a current examination performed by one of their veterinarians.

Additionally, our email mailbox will not be monitored during our closure, and all messages will be addressed upon our return to the office.

Thank you for allowing us to care for your pets this year. We wish you and your family a joyful holiday season and a wonderful New Year! Warm regards,
Your Veterinary Vision Team

We've had a BLAST taking Christmas photos of some of our patients this week. Please enjoy this cuteness. 🎄
12/12/2024

We've had a BLAST taking Christmas photos of some of our patients this week. Please enjoy this cuteness. 🎄

We would like you all to welcome the newest Veterinary Vision family member! Oscar was a patient of ours that was in ne...
12/09/2024

We would like you all to welcome the newest Veterinary Vision family member! Oscar was a patient of ours that was in need of a home. We fixed up his eyes and Technician Krystal fell in love at first sight!! He's the perfect mix of sweet and sassy and we are so happy that he found such a wonderful home. Of course we had to set up a Christmas photo shoot for him. ❤🐾

FRIENDLY REMINDER! We will be closed between Christmas and New Years so we can spend the holidays with our friends and ...
12/09/2024

FRIENDLY REMINDER! We will be closed between Christmas and New Years so we can spend the holidays with our friends and families. Please be sure to call well ahead of time if you will need any refills of medications. Our schedule is as follows:
December 19th - Closing at 12pm
January 6th - Reopening at 8am

We will be closed between Christmas and New Years so we can spend the holidays with our friends and families. Please be...
12/03/2024

We will be closed between Christmas and New Years so we can spend the holidays with our friends and families. Please be sure to call well ahead of time if you will need any refills of medications. Our schedule is as follows:
December 19th - Closing at 12pm
January 6th - Reopening at 8am

Veterinary Vision will be closing today at 4:00pm to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. We will reopen on Monday at 8:...
11/27/2024

Veterinary Vision will be closing today at 4:00pm to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. We will reopen on Monday at 8:00am. If your pet is experiencing an emergency, we recommend contacting the Animal Emergency Center - Rochester. We hope you all have a fun and safe holiday!!!

UPCOMING CLOSURE! Please call our office today if you need any refills of medications before the long weekend. We hope...
11/25/2024

UPCOMING CLOSURE! Please call our office today if you need any refills of medications before the long weekend. We hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Let's talk cone collars! Everyones least favorite part of veterinary medicine, but arguably one of the most important. ...
11/20/2024

Let's talk cone collars! Everyones least favorite part of veterinary medicine, but arguably one of the most important. In ophthalmology, the hard plastic cone collars are the only appropriate options to protect the eyes. The donuts leave the eyes too exposed to rubbing on the couch or your legs and pets are smart enough to learn to rub their eyes on the inside of the fabric cones. In order to properly protect the eyes, the plastic cone must be longer than their nose when you look at them in profile. It can take a couple days for your pet to get used to wearing a cone and it is important to remember that it's not forever, but it is so important to protect their eyes from further injury and allow them to heal as quickly as possible.

Molly came in for a visit earlier this week sporting her protective goggles. Even though this sweet girl is blind, it i...
11/07/2024

Molly came in for a visit earlier this week sporting her protective goggles. Even though this sweet girl is blind, it is still important to protect her eyes. Way to go Molly!!

Is your pet still on flea and tick preventative? They should be! Most pet owners don't realize that fall is the worst ...
11/04/2024

Is your pet still on flea and tick preventative? They should be! Most pet owners don't realize that fall is the worst time of year for fleas. They have been breeding all spring and summer so their population is the largest they have been all year and they are looking for a host to live on through the winter. With the warmer weather we have been having lately, both fleas and ticks are still active, so your pet should stay on a flea and tick preventative year round. Talk to your primary veterinarian about recommended flea, tick and heartworm preventatives.

Reminder that we will be closing today at 2:00. We hope everyone has a fun and safe Halloween! Make sure to post pictu...
10/31/2024

Reminder that we will be closing today at 2:00. We hope everyone has a fun and safe Halloween! Make sure to post pictures of your pets in their costumes. 🐾🎃

We will be closing at 2:00 on Halloween (Thursday) this year. We apologize for any inconvenience. Do your pets wear co...
10/28/2024

We will be closing at 2:00 on Halloween (Thursday) this year. We apologize for any inconvenience. Do your pets wear costumes? If they do, please post their pictures below!! 🎃

Entropion is the inward rolling or turning of the eyelid margin. This condition occurs more frequently in the lower lid...
10/24/2024

Entropion is the inward rolling or turning of the eyelid margin. This condition occurs more frequently in the lower lid than the upper and is more common in dogs than cats. Symptoms include epiphora (excessive tearing), squinting, rubbing at the eye and in chronic cases corneal ulceration and vascularization. Most dogs with entropion require surgical correction. This surgery involves removing a small portion of the skin to tighten the eyelid. Temporary eyelid tacking may be used in very young dogs or until surgery can be scheduled to keep your pet comfortable. Definitive surgical correction is often delayed until the dog has a more mature head conformation at 6 months of age. If uncorrected, subsequent corneal ulceration, pigmentation, and scarring may produce vision loss.

We are still celebrating Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! If you have a favorite technician or staff member, pl...
10/17/2024

We are still celebrating Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! If you have a favorite technician or staff member, please leave a kind comment for them below. We always appreciate the encouragement!

It's National Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week!! We take this week to shower our entire staff with appreciation....
10/14/2024

It's National Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week!! We take this week to shower our entire staff with appreciation. If you have a favorite technician or staff member, a happy memory or a kind word that you would like to share, please leave it in the comments.

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278 E. Auburn Road
Rochester Hills, MI
48307

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

(248) 402-9844

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Bubba might have the cutest, happiest, most wiggly sploot ever. 😍🐾

This little firecracker is Logan! Logan had cataract surgery in both eyes back in December and has been doing great in his recovery. He recently went to his first agility competition since surgery and won TWO first-place ribbons!! 🥇🥇 We are thrilled to see how well he's doing and how much fun he's having running the course again. Keep it up, Logan!

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