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Animal Eye Care of New England

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Animal Eye Care of New England

Animal Eye Care of New England offers compassionate, expert care for your pet’s eyes. ACVO
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Board-Certified Veterinary Ophthalmology with Isabel Ricarda Jurk, DVM, MSpVM, Dipl.

04/23/2025

Clancy said this was her good side, she wanted to show off her floral bandana. I think she’s enjoying Spring! What do you all think? Not only is she a natural model, she did great during her recheck visit!

04/21/2025

It’s Administrative Professionals Week, and we couldn’t let it go by without giving a huge shoutout to the amazing duo who keep everything running smoothly at the front desk—Jodie and PJ!

From answering phones with a friendly voice to fielding every question under the sun, they are truly the face of our practice. Whether you’re calling for an appointment, checking in, or just need a little help, Jodie and PJ are there with patience, kindness, and a whole lot of heart.

Thank you both for all you do—you’re the first impression, the calm in the chaos, and an essential part of what makes this place feel like home!

04/16/2025

Your pet’s eyes deserve expert care!
At Animal Eye Care of New England, we specialize in diagnosing and treating a wide range of eye conditions in dogs, cats, and other animals. Whether it’s a squint, cloudiness, or something just seems “off,” we’re here to help your furry family member see clearly and comfortably.

Have questions about your pet’s eye health? Give us a call — we’re always happy to help!

04/14/2025

Is your pet showing signs of vision trouble?
Here are a few eye conditions we see often—and what to watch for:

1. Cataracts – Cloudy or bluish eyes? Cataracts can blur vision and may lead to blindness if left untreated.

2. Glaucoma – This one’s serious. It causes pain and pressure behind the eyes. Look for redness, swelling, or a sudden change in vision.

3. Dry Eye (KCS) – If your pet’s eyes look goopy or irritated all the time, it might be more than allergies.

4. Corneal Ulcers – Squinting, pawing at the face, or light sensitivity? These can be painful and need quick care.

Your pet can’t tell you what’s wrong—but their eyes can. Call your primary vet if you suspect something is wrong before it’s too late!

04/11/2025

Tillie was in good hands here at Animal Eye Care of New England. She plopped herself right up on Michelle’s lap for some comfort!

04/09/2025

“I told them I’m seeing double—double the snacks, double the belly rubs.” What caption would you put for Diesel?

04/07/2025

Amelia stopped by for a recheck on her corneal ulcer and we’re happy to say she’s doing great, which should be obvious considering her laser focus on those treats up on the counter!

Keep healing, Amelia—and keep those eyes on the prize!

04/04/2025

Today is opening day for the Sox and believe it or not, this little guy came in for a recheck and his name is Fenway! He might not swing a bat, but he definitely knocked today’s visit out of the park. Bring on the peanuts, Cracker Jacks, and belly rubs — baseball season is officially here!

04/03/2025

Maia came in for her recheck and is doing great! Her expressive eyes say it all—such a sweet and calm girl!

04/02/2025

Bean visited us the other day for an initial cataract exam! Here’s how you can spot cataracts in your pet: look for a cloudy, bluish-white haze in their eyes, squinting, redness, or reluctance to jump/climb. Early detection matters! Book a check-up with your primary vet if you suspect they may have cataracts and if they do, ask for a referral to Dr. Jurk so she can help your pet!

03/31/2025

Today we will be open from 9-12 for scheduling and prescription refill purposes. Tuesday we will resume our normal business hours.

03/28/2025

Say hello to Bingley! This sweet boy came in for his first exam to check out some eyelid masses. He was a wonderful patient and got plenty of love during his visit! 💛

03/26/2025

Meet Finley Casey! This sweet pup came in for his very first appointment! What a good boy he was!

03/24/2025

Oops… we missed National Puppy Day by a day! But honestly, every day is Puppy Day around here. Whether they’re tiny tail-waggers or full-grown goofballs, we’ll never pass up a chance to celebrate the joy, love, and endless zoomies these pups bring us.

Show us your favorite puppy pics—even if they’re just baby-faced seniors now. We’re here for all the floppy ears, wet noses, and happy paws.

03/21/2025

Millie has been a trooper recovering from entropion surgery! This condition caused her eyelids to roll inward, irritating her eyes. Thanks to surgery and her resilient spirit, she’s on the mend and feeling much better. Wishing her a smooth recovery and plenty of love!

03/20/2025

Mochi did such a good job for his recheck! We look forward to his continued recovery ❤️‍🩹

03/17/2025

Charlie is doing well! She has pannus and plasmoma, immune-mediated eye conditions that can cause inflammation and pigmentation in the cornea and third eyelid. Early diagnosis and lifelong treatment help maintain vision. Regular vet checkups are key!

03/14/2025

Spooky stopped by for a recheck today—she’s got that Friday the 13th energy all year long! This mysterious little shadow has a way of sneaking into our hearts. Hoping for all good news for our favorite spooky visitor! 👻

Address

14 Sandy Lane
Whately, MA
01373

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 1pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14133973540

Website

http://www.animaleyecareofne.com/

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