Eye Care for Animals - Salt Lake City, UT

12/06/2024

Hair growing on the eyeball?!?😨Little Louie was born with a dermoid (not uncommon in frenchies). A dermoid is basically hair growing where its NOT supposed to. Louie's was growing out of his conjunctiva, but it can grow right out of the cornea in some cases! He recovered so nicely and is very happy to have less hair to comb.

11/19/2024

Artemis is a 14 year old female Western Screech-Owl who came to our clinic for black spots in her right eye. Fortunately they are not harmful! She is cleared to continue her work as a Raptor Ambassador helping to educate people about raptors and conservation. Thanks for entrusting us with her care, HawkWatch International!
This bird was handled in accordance with US Fish and Wildlife Special Use Permits for educational purposes.

11/09/2024

Highland lynx kittens, Birdie and Bug, are wishing you a great weekend!

11/01/2024

Happy Halloween from your ECFA - SLC Team!!!

10/08/2024

We will be attending Strut Your Mutt this year at Liberty Park! Come on by Saturday October19th to see loads of cute dogs, and lots of vendor booths. We also will be contributing a free eye exam and swag to the raffle!

10/03/2024

09/17/2024

Winona is a 4 month old merle pitt bull mix with beautiful markings and crystal clear light blue eyes. The merle gene can result in eye issues, but good news - Winona's eyes are totally healthy! Thanks Sugar House Veterinary Hospital for the referral! This pup is ready to take on the world.

08/30/2024

Thank you VCA Oquirrh Hills Animal Hospital for referring Milo and his family to our clinic!

08/27/2024

This is Buddy! He had cataracts in both eyes that were affecting his vision. Fortunately, we were able to surgically remove the cataracts, put in artificial lenses, and now he can see again! Thank you Fairfield Veterinary Hospital for entrusting us with Buddy's ophthalmic needs. We thank you for the referral!

08/16/2024

Kitten is a 14.5 year old Dutch Shepherd and the cloudiness in her eyes isn't actually cataracts, it's lenticular sclerosis! This is an age related change that is a hardening of the lens. It similarly occurs in humans around 40-50 years of age who end up needing reading glasses. Kitten has experienced a gradual decrease in vision, but she still lives a full, vibrant life!