Charleston Animal Eye

Charleston Animal Eye Veterinary ophthalmologist - NOW OPEN! 1716 Ashley River Road Charleston SC 29407 -SC’s only locally owned & operated vet ophthalmology practice

Our planet isn’t just our home—it’s our pets’ home too! From the parks they play in to the fresh air they breathe, every...
04/22/2025

Our planet isn’t just our home—it’s our pets’ home too! From the parks they play in to the fresh air they breathe, every little piece of nature is part of their world. It’s up to us to make sustainable choices that help protect it for them and future generations. 🌱💚

Small actions, like reducing waste, choosing eco-friendly pet products, and supporting conservation efforts, all add up to a healthier planet for our furry friends. Let’s work together to keep our shared home safe and beautiful! 🌎

A huge thank you to our incredible client care representative, Erin! Your hard work, dedication, and the warm welcome yo...
04/21/2025

A huge thank you to our incredible client care representative, Erin! Your hard work, dedication, and the warm welcome you provide every day mean the world to us. We appreciate you more than words can say! 💗🐾

🐾 We’re proud to participate in the ACVO Service Animal Eye Exam Event this May!Registered service animals are eligible ...
04/09/2025

🐾 We’re proud to participate in the ACVO Service Animal Eye Exam Event this May!
Registered service animals are eligible to receive a FREE eye screening with us.

✨ Step 1: Register online at acvoeyeexam.org
✨ Step 2: Call our office to schedule your appointment

Let’s keep those hardworking eyes healthy! 👁️💙

04/08/2025

We asked our team to share their all-time favorite patient names… and let’s just say, some of them are absolutely paw-some! 😍💗

Ever noticed a red, swollen lump in the corner of your pet’s eye? That’s cherry eye, a condition where the third eyelid’...
04/04/2025

Ever noticed a red, swollen lump in the corner of your pet’s eye? That’s cherry eye, a condition where the third eyelid’s tear gland prolapses. This condition is common in breeds like Bulldogs, Beagles, and Cocker Spaniels.

🍒 While cherry eye isn’t painful at first, if left untreated, it can lead to dry eye and infections. Surgery is often recommended to reposition the gland and prevent further damage.

If you’ve spotted this in your pet, don’t wait—early treatment leads to better outcomes!

📲 Book a consultation today! https://charlestonanimaleyespecialists.com/contact/

Have you noticed your pet’s eyes looking cloudy or hazy? They could be developing cataracts, a condition that affects vi...
04/01/2025

Have you noticed your pet’s eyes looking cloudy or hazy? They could be developing cataracts, a condition that affects vision by blocking light from reaching the retina. While cataracts are common in senior pets, they can also be caused by genetics, diabetes, or eye injuries.

The good news? Cataract surgery can restore vision and improve your pet’s quality of life! If you see changes in your pet’s eyes, early detection is key.

📅 Schedule an eye exam today! https://charlestonanimaleyespecialists.com/contact/

🌳🐾 Happy National Take a Walk in the Park Day! Whether it’s a stroll or a game of fetch, today’s the perfect day to make...
03/30/2025

🌳🐾 Happy National Take a Walk in the Park Day! Whether it’s a stroll or a game of fetch, today’s the perfect day to make memories with your furry friend.

If your pet has seasonal allergies, their eyes can show several signs of irritation. Here’s what to watch for:🐾 Redness ...
03/25/2025

If your pet has seasonal allergies, their eyes can show several signs of irritation. Here’s what to watch for:

🐾 Redness & Inflammation – Eyes may appear bloodshot or swollen.
🐾 Excessive Tearing – Increased watery discharge, sometimes mistaken for normal tearing.
🐾 Itchy Eyes – Frequent pawing or rubbing their face against furniture or the floor.
🐾 Squinting or Blinking More Than Usual – A sign of discomfort or irritation.
🐾 Nasal Discharge – Allergies can sometimes cause sneezing and a runny nose along with eye symptoms.
🐾 Goopy or Mucus-Like Discharge – A thicker, sticky discharge could indicate secondary infections.

If your pet is showing any of these signs, a visit with us can help determine if allergies, infections, or another issue is the cause. Antihistamines, eye drops, or other treatments may provide relief! 💗

03/20/2025

🌟 Your reviews and purchases are making a difference! 🌟

We’re thrilled to share that our latest donation went to Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, thanks to your support! 🐾 But we’re not stopping there – our next donation will be going to Cindy Lou Sanctuary, a local rescue dedicated to finding forever homes for senior small breed dogs.

Thank you for helping us give back with every mug and hat sale, and for every review you leave! Keep following, keep supporting, and let's continue making a difference together. 💗✨

Follow these amazing rescues to see the incredible work they do:



Happy First Day of Spring! 🌸
03/20/2025

Happy First Day of Spring! 🌸

Fun fact: Alligators have a built-in pair of goggles! 🐊🕶️ They have a special third eyelid, called a nictitating membran...
03/17/2025

Fun fact: Alligators have a built-in pair of goggles! 🐊🕶️

They have a special third eyelid, called a nictitating membrane, that acts like a transparent shield, protecting their eyes while swimming underwater. It lets them see clearly while staying stealthy! 👀💦

A huge thank you to all the K9 veterans who have dedicated their lives to serving alongside our military, law enforcemen...
03/13/2025

A huge thank you to all the K9 veterans who have dedicated their lives to serving alongside our military, law enforcement, and first responders. Your bravery, loyalty, and service continue to inspire us every day. We honor you and your incredible contributions! 🐾💙🐕‍🦺

Did you know pets can suffer from eye conditions just like humans? From allergies and infections to cataracts and glauco...
03/10/2025

Did you know pets can suffer from eye conditions just like humans? From allergies and infections to cataracts and glaucoma, your pet’s eyes need regular checkups too!

🐾 Signs of Eye Issues in Pets:

- Redness or swelling
- Squinting or excessive blinking
- Watery or goopy discharge
- Cloudiness or color changes
- Rubbing or pawing at the eyes

If you notice any of these symptoms, we can help! Early detection is key to keeping those puppy-dog (or kitty!) eyes bright and healthy. 👁️💗

Have you noticed your pet bumping into things, hesitating on stairs, or developing a cloudy appearance in their eyes? 👀 ...
03/07/2025

Have you noticed your pet bumping into things, hesitating on stairs, or developing a cloudy appearance in their eyes? 👀 These could be signs of cataracts, a common eye condition that can affect dogs and cats as they age.

🔍 What are cataracts?
Cataracts cause the lens of the eye to become cloudy, leading to blurry vision or even blindness if left untreated.

Signs to Watch For:
☁️ Cloudy or bluish-gray eyes
💡 Difficulty seeing in low light
🐾 Increased clumsiness
⚠️ Hesitation or fear in new environments

✨ With early detection and proper care, many pets can maintain their quality of life! An eye exam can determine the best course of action, whether it’s monitoring the condition or discussing treatment options.

📅 Request an eye exam with us today to help keep your pet’s vision sharp! 🩺 https://bit.ly/48XTsdu

Address

1716 Ashley River Road
Charleston, SC
29407

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+18437909088

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