Insider Pages Reviews for Eye Clinic For Animals

1 Stars: Eye Clinic For Animals is a bad place (by vincent b.)

vincent b. — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 04:52:00 GMT

DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG THERE!
They released my dog immediately after eye removal surgery. My dog was not even completely awake from anesthesia yet.
Then, they would not allow me to see or talk to the vet, not after the surgery, not at post-surgery rechecks. Seeing the vet in person was a condition I however negotiated with them before I agreed to the surgery.
They are treating both the animal and the owner in an non humane manner, at times were your loved one needs care the most

4 Stars: Good at what they do (by Hung N.)

Hung N. — Thu, 30 Jun 2005 09:30:00 GMT

The Eye Clinic for Animals is mostly for those with aging animals who may be becoming blind. I went with a friend once to check her cat, which is now blind, but thanks to their diagnosis and a small solution, they were able to prolong it for an extra few months. These guys are good at what they do, but if its a serious problem, fixing it could be pricey.

4 Stars: (by heather j.)

heather j. — Thu, 13 Jan 2005 11:09:00 GMT

Excellent place to bring your pets if they have eye problems. Some breeds of dogs (such as pugs) tend to be prone to eye problems and sometimes ordinary veterinarian offices aren't equipped to handle delicate issues. I found them while doing some research online. My dog had some trauma to one of his eyes when he was playing around in the backyard and although he was checked out and treated by my vet, he developed a brownish spot in the white part of that same eye. So it's really a good thing to be ableto see a vet that actually specializes in treatments of the eye to get an accurate diagnosis of the problem.