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North Houston Veterinary Ophthalmology

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North Houston Veterinary Ophthalmology

We help preserve your pet's eye sight, while promoting quality care and affordable specialized medicine.
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We tirelessly strive to attain the optimal result for both our patients and their owners. The North Houston Veterinary Ophthalmologists

We help preserve your pet's eye sight, while promoting quality care and affordable specialized medicine. Dr. Rainbow utilizes a vast array of state-of-the-art instrumentation, such as slit lamp ophthalmoscopy, electroretinography, ocular ultrasound, and CT imagin

g to obtain an accurate diagnosis. The NHVO ophthalmologists, together with our well trained staff, ensures our patient’s access to an excellent quality of life through the most advanced medical and surgical treatments of ophthalmic conditions including corneal ulcers, lid abnormalities, KCS (dry eye), glaucoma, cataracts, lens luxation, ocular trauma, ocular cancers, retinal detachments, and other retinal diseases.

08/29/2024

Thank you, Kristopher, for the wonderful review! 🤩

08/26/2024

🐾 Celebrating International Dog Day with a look back at how much our pups have grown! Share a photo of your furry friend then and now to spread some doggy joy! 📸🐶💕

08/22/2024

🚗🐾 Does your dog stop in their tracks and give you "the look" when they hear the words "car ride"? 🚗🐾 We know the feeling! What's your pup's magic word that gets their tail wagging? Share with us in the comments!

08/19/2024

We're here to preserve your pet’s eyesight while promoting quality care and affordable specialized medicine! Call us today to schedule an appointment! https://nhvophtho.com/contact/

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day! 🐱🎉 Share a photo of your fabulous feline friend and celebrate our purrfect companions together.

07/31/2024

Happy National Mutt Day! 🐾 Join the celebration by sharing your rescue mutt's unique journey in the comments below. Let's shine a light on the love and happiness these special companions bring into our lives. 🐶🫶

07/30/2024

On this , let's cherish the incredible way dogs find a place in our hearts and lives, filling voids we never knew existed. Here's to our four-legged friends, who complete us!

07/26/2024

👁️ When is eye removal surgery necessary for pets? From severe trauma to untreatable conditions, here are the reasons why your beloved companion might need this procedure. Stay informed, stay compassionate. 🐾❤️

07/23/2024

🔔🐾 Time for your pet's eye exam! Regular check-ups keep their vision clear and healthy. Book an appointment today and give your furry friend the gift of bright, happy eyes! 👁️

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07/20/2024

Let the silliness begin! It's Silly Saturday—time to show off your pet's goofiest side! 🤪📸

07/19/2024

NHVO will be closing today at 12pm due to power issues. We apologize for the inconvenience. We hope to be back to normal operations Monday. Have a great weekend.

07/16/2024

Have you ever wondered why comprehensive ocular exams are crucial for your furry friend? 🐶🐱 Healthy eyes are critical to a happy life. Regular check-ups can detect issues early, ensuring your pet sees the world as clearly as they see you! 👀

07/11/2024

From that first heartwarming cuddle to the unforgettable 'puppy eyes' gaze, let's relive the magic of the moment you welcomed your pet into your family. Share your precious memories with us! 🐾✨

07/09/2024

Did you know pets can suffer from various eye issues just like humans? Regular eye exams are essential from conjunctivitis and cataracts to glaucoma and more. Don’t wait until it’s too late—early detection is key to keeping your furry friend’s vision healthy and sharp! 🐾👁️

07/08/2024

Sorry for the inconvenience, but due to the inclement weather NHVO will be closed today. We will resume normal operating hours tomorrow. Stay safe everyone!

07/04/2024

Wishing you a 'pawsitively' patriotic Fourth of July! 🇺🇸🐾

07/02/2024

Fireworks can be frightening for pets! Ensure they stay safe this 4th of July by keeping them indoors, creating a cozy space, and playing calming music to help ease their anxiety. 🎆

06/20/2024

☀️ Hello, Summer! It's the season of sunshine, wagging tails, and endless adventures with our furry friends! 🐾

06/18/2024

Thank you for the kind words, Kristopher! 😊

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06/14/2024

💫 Electroretinography is a technique that measures the electrical activity of your pet’s retina. This may be recommended if your pet is having issues with their vision.

Contact us today to learn more! https://nhvophtho.com/contact/

06/11/2024

On , let's reach out and support those grieving the loss of a beloved pet. Whether it's sharing memories, offering a listening ear, or simply being there, let's show we care. Together, we provide comfort and healing.

06/09/2024

Lens luxation is the instability of the lens. The lens is suspended behind the pupil with small fibers termed zonules. The breakdown of these zonules results in instability and possible movement of the lens within the eye.

👀 Learn more about the three types of luxations below!

05/30/2024

The most common cause of glaucoma in dogs is genetic. Genetic glaucoma typically develops at 5 to 6 years of age. High-incidence breeds for genetic glaucoma include Cocker Spaniel, Basset Hound, miniature and toy Poodle, Chow Chow, Boston Terrier, Shar Pei, and Shih Tzu. However, any breed, including mixed breeds, can develop genetic glaucoma. If not treated, genetic glaucoma will result in complete blindness, developing in the first eye and affecting the second eye with an average of 8 months. Inflammation within the eye is the second most common cause of glaucoma in dogs and the primary cause in cats. Other etiologies of glaucoma include lens luxation, intraocular tumors, trauma, chronic cataracts, and retinal detachment.

👁️ If you're worried about glaucoma in your pet, contact us right away! https://nhvophtho.com/contact/

05/27/2024

Today, we're honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 🇺🇸

05/24/2024

What's your furry friend's favorite way to stay active? Share your pet's favorite activities in the comments below, and let's inspire each other to keep our pets happy and healthy! 🐶🐱

05/20/2024

Cheers to the unsung heroes of pet care! 🎉 Happy National Veterinary Assistant Week to our incredible team. Your commitment to excellence and love for animals make our clinic a special place. Here's to you!

05/17/2024

Happy Friday, furriends! 🐾✨ Time to unleash the weekend adventures with our furry companions! What plans do you and your pet have in store? Share below!

05/15/2024

Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) is a disease affecting the retina resulting in rapid loss of vision.

SARDS manifests as an abrupt loss of vision, typically over a few hours to days. Other clinical signs include dilated, non-responsive pupils. In most cases, the SARS patient develops physical symptoms of Cushing’s disease, such as frequent urination and drinking, weight gain, and panting. This is due to the anxiety associated with the rapid loss of vision rather than the hormonal abnormality and will resolve over the subsequent weeks to months as the patient becomes adjusted to the blindness.

👁️ If you're worried about SARDS in your pet, contact us right away! https://nhvophtho.com/contact/

05/07/2024

Retinal hemorrhage in pets occurs when there is bleeding within the retina, the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. This bleeding can be caused by various factors such as trauma, high blood pressure, certain diseases, or underlying health conditions. It may result in vision problems or even blindness if left untreated.

Contact us today if you are worried that your pet has a retinal hemorrhage! https://nhvophtho.com/contact/

05/03/2024

A corneal laceration refers to a sharp injury that disrupts the cornea, ranging in severity from partial to full thickness. Such lacerations are invariably linked with sharp trauma.

🐾 Contact us today if you are worried about a corneal laceration! https://nhvophtho.com/contact/

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1646 Spring Cypress Road, Suite 120
Spring, TX
77388

Opening Hours

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

Website

http://nhvophtho.com/

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