At Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency, we understand that your pet is more than just an animal — they’re a beloved member of your family. When your dog or cat is struggling with an eye problem, it can be both frightening and confusing. Our compassionate veterinary ophthalmology team is here to guide you through every step with expert medical care, clear communication, and deep respect for the bond you share with your pet.
Our board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists specialize in diagnosing and treating eye conditions in animals. Whether your pet is exhibiting early signs of vision loss or has been diagnosed with a complex eye disease, we utilize advanced diagnostics and treatment options to protect and restore their vision.
Our veterinary ophthalmology service uses advanced diagnostic tools, including:
Slit-lamp biomicroscopy
Tonometry (eye pressure testing)
Ocular ultrasound
Electroretinography (ERG)
Digital imaging and specialized surgical equipment
When surgery is needed, our team performs delicate procedures with the utmost precision and compassion, minimizing discomfort and promoting faster healing.
We provide both medical and surgical care for a wide range of pet eye problems, including:
Cataracts (including cataract surgery using phacoemulsification)
Glaucoma and elevated intraocular pressure
Corneal ulcers and injuries
Chronic dry eye (keratoconjunctivitis sicca)
Retinal disease and vision loss
Eyelid abnormalities (entropion, ectropion, tumors)
Conjunctivitis and chronic eye discharge
Ocular trauma and sudden vision changes
Every treatment plan is tailored to your pet’s needs, with a focus on comfort, quality of life, and long-term eye health.
If your pet is experiencing any of the following signs, a veterinary ophthalmology consultation is recommended:
Cloudy, red, or swollen eyes
Squinting, pawing at the eyes, or excessive blinking
Sudden vision loss or bumping into objects
Abnormal eye discharge or excessive tearing
Behavior changes linked to visual discomfort
Early diagnosis and treatment can make all the difference in preserving your pet’s vision and comfort.
When it comes to your pet’s vision, timely care matters. Whether your dog has a cataract, your cat has a chronic eye infection, or you want peace of mind, our veterinary eye care team is here to help.
Copyright © United Vet Care
