ANIMAL EYE ASSOCIATES
Eye problems in cats are relatively common, with around one in three cats over the age of 8 years old experiencing some form of eye disorder during their lifetime. As our feline friends age, it’s…
Read MoreAs your pets age, it’s important to be aware of any changes in their behavior and health in order to better take care of them. From eating habits to vision changes, all pets experience different…
Read MoreIf you’re a dog owner, here’s an experiment you can try, courtesy of the veterinary eye specialists at Animal Eye Associates: during the next session of “fetch” with your furry friend, use a red ball…
Read MoreWe all want our best friends to live long and healthy lives, but sometimes dogs — whether due to genetics, accident, or plain old bad luck — get sick. Dogs especially are prone to eye…
Read MoreThe common bond of empathy with our pets gives us the ability to notice when they are uncomfortable or asking for help, even when they may not be showing obvious signs of injury. When it…
Read MoreYour pet is a big part of your family. As humans, we are hard-wired to form bonds with the people and animals that play a part in our daily lives. It’s no surprise, then, that…
Read MoreIf your dog has started pawing at its eye, or your cat has started squinting a lot, there may be something stuck in your pet’s eye. When things get trapped in your furry friend’s eye,…
Read MoreAt Animal Eye Associates in Maitland, our ophthalmologists get asked all the time “What can my dog or cat see?” and “Can my pet see colors?” Cat and dog eyes are fairly similar to humans,…
Read MoreMaintaining the eye health of your feline friend is very important, especially because the vision of a cat is unlike anything else in the animal world. Very few animals can match a cat’s unique ability…
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