Eye Issues
Expert Eye Care for Dogs and Cats
By evaluating your pet’s tear production, eye pressures and stain uptake, we can diagnose the cause of your pet’s squinting, redness, discharge, bulging eyes, and pawing at their face. Our doctors can even replace or remove an eye that has popped out.
Common symptoms
- Squinting
- Discharge
- Redness
- Bulging
- Pawing/rubbing face
- Out of socket
Eye Issues FAQs
A bulging or proptosed eye (popped out) is considered a medical emergency. If your pet suffers an injury that results in its eye bulging or popping out, seek emergency veterinary evaluation immediately to determine if the eye can be saved or needs to be removed.
Yes, eye issues in pets, like those in humans, can lead to vision loss if the eye becomes damaged. If you notice any changes in your pet’s eyes, having them evaluated urgently can help prevent potential vision loss.
An eye exam for your dog or cat is similar to a human eye exam. The veterinarian examines the exterior of the eye, including the eyelids, eyelashes, and tear glands, and checks the eye itself for redness or discharge. The interior parts of the eye are inspected using a special light and lens. Additional tests for corneal ulcers, decreased tear production, and eye pressures may also be performed.
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