Eye Center
Cataract Surgery for All Stages. Detect Early, Recover Fast.
Comprehensive diagnosis and advanced surgical management of cataracts and intraocular pressure control for glaucoma.
Specialized treatment for corneal ulcers, perforations, keratitis (inflammation), and corneal dystrophy or degeneration.
Diagnosis of Retinal Degeneration (SARDS/PRA) and various hereditary eye disorders.
Corrective surgery for eyelid deformities (Entropion/Ectropion) and Cherry Eye (prolapsed third eyelid gland).
Identifying the root causes of visual impairment, chronic ocular inflammation, and uveitis.
To ensure the most detailed and accurate diagnosis, our center utilizes advanced diagnostic technologies that meet the same medical standards as human ophthalmology
- Slit Lamp Biomicroscopy : A high-magnification diagnostic tool used to examine the ocular structures in microscopic detail, allowing veterinarians to clearly visualize the internal components of the eye.
- Electroretinography (ERG) : Specifically used to evaluate retinal function, crucial for diagnosing early-stage retinal degeneration and assessing retinal health prior to cataract surgery.
- Ocular Ultrasound : Used to inspect the internal structures of the globe, such as lens luxation or intraocular tumors that cannot be visualized through conventional methods.
- Tonometry & Schirmer Tear Test : Essential for measuring intraocular pressure and tear production to rapidly diagnose glaucoma and Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca (Dry Eye).
We are committed to restoring your pet’s vision through advanced, safe, and modern therapeutic techniques.
- Phacoemulsification : A cutting-edge technique utilizing high-frequency ultrasonic waves to emulsify cataracts. This minimally invasive procedure requires an incision of only 3 mm, resulting in shorter surgical time, significantly reduced complication rates, and a high success rate in vision restoration.
- Comprehensive Ophthalmic Surgery : Our surgical expertise encompasses eyelid reconstruction, corneal surgery, laser therapy for glaucoma, intraocular lens (IOL) implantation, and orbital prosthetics (artificial eyes).
- Personalized Treatment Plans : Our ophthalmologists design tailored treatment protocols based on each pet’s age, breed, and physical condition, supported by a structured follow-up system for long-term care.
Our Center & Clinic Specialists
‘Cloudy Eyes’ in Senior Pets... Could Be a Sign of ‘Diabetic Cataracts’
"Cloudy eyes" in senior pets aren’t always just old age. If your pet has diabetes, rapid cloudiness could be a cataract. Learn the 3 danger signs and how PHACO surgery can restore their vision.
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Diabetic Cataracts are Treatable! Restore Vision with PHACO Technology
Pets with diabetes are at high risk for rapid-onset cataracts. Learn how PHACO (ultrasonic) surgery and Intraocular Lens (IOL) implants can safely restore your pet’s vision with minimal recovery time.
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Visual Development and Common Eye Disorders in Puppies and Kittens
Puppies and kittens undergo a stepwise development of their vision. They are born with their eyes closed, typically beginning to open them between 10 and 14 days of age. Their visual system continues to mature and becomes fully developed by 8 to 12 weeks. Owners are encouraged to monitor their pets’ ocular health closely during this critical period; early detection of any abnormalities is key to ensuring timely and effective treatment.
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