Ophthalmology

Indirect Ophthalmoscopy - which gives a detailed view of your pet's retinas (the film in the camera, visual layer).

.Fluorescein dye testing - to determine if there is a scratch or ulceration of the cornea.

Schirmer Tear Testing - to determine if there is enough or the watery portion of the tears being produced to keep the cornea clear and healthy.

Tonometry - the evaluate if the pressure within the eye is too high (glaucoma) or too low (uveitis - inflammation).

Gonioscopy - for this test, a topical anesthetic is placed on the eye to freeze the cornea so there is no discomfort and a lens is placed on the cornea allowing a view of the area where fluid drains out of the eye. 

Diagnosis and medical treatment of ophthalmic conditions including:

• Congenital Defects (birth defects)
• Eye injuries
• Orbital disease
• Ocular and orbital tumors
• Eyelid diseases
• Third eyelid gland prolapse (Cherry eye)
• Dry eye
• Glaucoma
• Corneal disease
• Cataracts and luxated lenses
• Uveitis (inflammation within the eye)
• Retinal disease
• Vision loss