The Visually Impaired Pet
Caring for a blind pet is a unique and privileged responsibility. If your pet suddenly becomes blind, he or she may be confused by the quick nature of this change. Many pets adapt to their blindness...
View ArticleThe Safety of Anesthetics
At Eye Care for Animals, we are proud of the precautions we take to safely administer anesthesia. We feel that our success in doing so is due in part to our commitment to evaluate every patient prior...
View ArticleThe Pain Control Patch
At Eye Care for Animals, we are committed to effectively managing and minimizing any pain your pet may experience following surgery. Effectively managing pain not only keeps your pet more comfortable,...
View ArticleMedical Treatment for Dry Eye
Several medications are used for the treatment of “dry eye” in animals. The most frequently used drug, Cyclosporine A, is a potent, immune-suppressing agent that was first used in human medicine to help...
View ArticleCorticosteroid Eye Drops/Ointment
Topical corticosteroid eye drops reduce inflammation, suppress vascularization (blood vessel formation) and may decrease corneal pigmentation. In many cases, the benefits of corticosteroid eye drops...
View ArticleCare of the Subpalpebral Lavage System
The subpalpebral lavage system is used to deliver medication to the horse's eye safely, easily and efficiently. The system is made from flexible tubing, which is passed through the upper or lower...
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