The Animal Eye Doctor

20/11/2024

We’re pleased to announce an exciting change for The Animal Eye Doctor.

On Monday, December 9, we will relocate one mile away to 3370 SW Cedar Hills Boulevard in Beaverton. This new location will provide significantly more space for our growing patient needs, ensuring a higher standard of medical care and comfort for your pet. We will continue to see patients at our SW 2nd Street location through 1 p.m., Thursday, December 5.

Also, Drs. Boles and Moody and the rest of The Animal Eye Doctor team look forward to continuing to serve clients and their beloved pets at the new location.

We will reopen at our new SW Cedar Hills Boulevard location on Monday, December 9, at 8 a.m. We will continue to provide the veterinary ophthalmology services you have come to rely on.

We are truly thankful to have served you and your pet at our SW 2nd Street location and can’t wait to see you again at our new and much larger hospital.

-The Animal Eye Doctor Team

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09/11/2024

Dr. Moody performed cherry eye surgery on this cute French Bulldog. This week she came back for a post-op check up. In case you’re wondering, Poppy is as sweet as she looks. 🖤

31/10/2024

Happy 🎃 Halloween
From all of us at the Animal Eye Doctor.

31/10/2024

We are moving!
We’re so excited to share this news with our Facebook friends. After 20 years we have outgrown our current building. December 5th will be the last day on 12720 SW 2nd Street. We’re opening our doors at our new location on December 9, 2024.
Our new address will be 3370 SW Cedar Hill Blvd. Beaverton, OR, 97005 ( same zip code, we’re less than a mile from our old location).
We can’t wait to see you in our new home.

18/10/2024

We’re concluding our tech Celebration Week today. We’re so grateful for all their hard work. Thank you Pia, Courtney, Juliane and Christine. 🐾

17/10/2024

Here’s our wonderful technician Juliane. She is loved by our clients and the team at the Animal Eye Doctor. This is her story:

I’m originally from Crescent City, CA, and have been calling Oregon home for the last seven years. I love my job because it allows me to connect with our patients and their people while also learning so much from our fantastic team. In my free time, you can usually find me reading, exploring the city, or skiing during the winter months.

17/10/2024

Today we’re putting the spotlight on our tech Christine.
She light of the party at the Animal Eye Doctor.

Here’s her story:

I was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and have called Portland home since 2017. Caring for animals and improving their health is deeply rewarding for me, and I also take pride in providing comfort to their owners. One of my favorite parts of my job is working alongside an amazing team. In my spare time, I enjoy staying active with friends, gardening, working out, and traveling to explore new places.

16/10/2024

This week we’re putting the spotlight on our amazing technicians. Today we’re featuring Pia. Here’s her story:

Hi, my name is Pia and I’ve been a vet tech since 2020. I’m originally from Seattle but moved to the Portland area in 2023 to get married. The best part about my job is learning of funny stories and little quirks about our furry friends that make them so special to their families! In our free time my husband and I like to do volunteer work, play video games, explore the city and outdoors, and spend time with our family—both human and four-legged.

14/10/2024

Happy Vet Tech Week to our amazing technicians. 🐾

“ Veterinary technicians are the heart and soul of animal care” ~ Dr. Lindsey Stone

01/08/2024

We have kittens! Iris delivered 6 healthy kittens. They’re doing well, as is proud mama Iris.

31/07/2024

Let’s raise a paw 🐾 to all the beautiful mutts in our community 🐶 🦴🐾

22/07/2024

We would like to introduce you to Iris.She recently adopted us here at the clinic and we have some big news to share! She’s expecting kittens and we are super excited. 🐱🐱
We’ll keep you posted.

18/07/2024

Important information about glaucoma. Please call us if your pet has, or is developing glaucoma.

Just like humans, pets can develop glaucoma, a painful eye disease. Early intervention can not only prevent pain but can reduce the risk of losing their sight.
If any of the following symptoms occur, contact us to book a visit and we will evaluate the cause of concern.

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11/07/2024

It’s been a while since we posted pictures of our AMAZING team.
Shout out to Dilly for posing like a pro. 🌟
Part 1

09/07/2024

Please be careful outside when you take your dogs for a walk during these hot temperatures in Oregon.

04/07/2024

🇺🇸 Happy 4 th of July 🇺🇸
Our clinic is closed on the 4th of July. If your pet has an ocular emergency- please take them to an emergency clinic near you.

03/07/2024

If your pet gets anxious and stressed by fireworks please use the following tips:

21/06/2024

Dr. Moody is fostering this little cutie pie. Smudge had cataract surgery a few weeks ago. He looks even more handsome with his pride bands 🌈 .