Specialty Vet Care
Vet Ophthalmology in South Florida
At Animal Eye Guys, our experienced, compassionate board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists are an extension of your primary care veterinarian.
Specialty Vet Care
Eye Care for Dogs, Cats, Exotics & Large Animals
At Animal Eye Guys, our board-certified vets offer specialty eye care for pets of all shapes and sizes when standard veterinary care just won't cut it.
Our veterinary ophthalmologists specialize in making sure your pet's eyes are in proper health.
If your pet requires advanced eye care, our specialty vets are here to help. Contact us for an appointment.
Refilling pet prescriptions is as easy as can be with our advanced pet pharmacy and dedicated staff.
Primary care veterinarians are welcome reach out to us for a referral for any pet's advanced eye care needs.
Advanced Eye Care
With 6 convenient locations across South Florida, our specialty animal hospitals offer comprehensive ophthalmology vet services for cats, dogs, exotic pets and large animals.
With veterinary ophthalmology and ocular surgery, our specialized service offering can meet all of your pet’s eye care needs from any of our South Florida locations.
Our board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists have developed a reputation over the years for providing quality, professional care with a compassionate touch.
Whether you are bringing your pet in to see us for the first time, or have been counting on our veterinary team for years, we will treat your animal as if it was our own.
At Animal Eye Guys in South Florida, we offer an Ophthalmology Residency Program as well as an annual Internship Program.
Informative Blogs
Whether you are looking for advice about the importance of eye health or information on common pet eye conditions, our blog features helpful tips and advice from our South Florida vets that will help you to keep your pets healthy and happy.
Similar to people, many cats suffer from blindness due to disease, injury, trauma, or other causes. Today, our South Florida veterinary ophthalmologists share a few signs of blindness in cats and list the conditions that can cause loss of vision. We also explore treatment options and prevention methods.
While cataracts in dogs are a relatively common occurrence, they do need to be taken care of to prevent eventual blindness. In this post, our South Florida vets list which dog breeds are more prone to cataracts and discuss whether there is a genetic predisposition to this eye condition.
Nuclear sclerosis is a common age-related change in the lenses of dogs' eyes, causing them to appear cloudy or hazy. While it does not typically affect vision significantly, it can make the eyes appear duller and may cause owners to mistake it for cataracts. Today, our South Florida vets will discuss the diagnosis and management of this condition, as well as how to support dogs with it.
6 Convenient Locations
Animal Eye Guys proudly serves patients from Miami, Naples, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs and beyond.
Animal Eye Guys is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of South Florida pets. Get in touch today to book an appointment.
