Red Eyes, Discharge & Eye Injuries
Eye problems can worsen rapidly. Protect your pets vision with prompt veterinary care.
Common Symptoms
- Red or bloodshot eyes
- Yellow or green discharge
- Squinting or pawing at eye
- Cloudy or blue eye
- Visible scratch or ulcer
- Bulging eye
What We Do
- Fluorescein staining
- Tonometry (eye pressure)
- Slit-lamp examination
- Prescription eye drops
- Pain relief
- Referral for surgery
When to See a Vet
ANY eye problem is urgent. Eyes deteriorate fast. Do not wait — same-day appointments available for eye emergencies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is a cloudy eye an emergency?
A: Yes. Cloudiness can indicate glaucoma, cataracts, or corneal disease — all need immediate attention.
Q: Can pets get conjunctivitis?
A: Yes, and it is highly contagious between pets. We diagnose and treat the underlying cause.
Q: Do you perform eye surgery?
A: We handle common procedures. Complex cases are referred to veterinary ophthalmology specialists.