Veterinary Orthopedic and Vision Center

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Cooler days are the perfect time to add extra comfort for your senior pet. Little touches make a big difference in their...
11/05/2025

Cooler days are the perfect time to add extra comfort for your senior pet. Little touches make a big difference in their golden years, from cozy beds to warm blankets and regular wellness care. ❤️

💡 Did you know? Arthroscopy allows our surgeons to diagnose and treat joint issues using a minimally invasive approach —...
11/03/2025

💡 Did you know? Arthroscopy allows our surgeons to diagnose and treat joint issues using a minimally invasive approach — meaning smaller incisions, less pain, and faster recovery for your pet.

Our team uses this advanced technique to address conditions such as:
• Elbow dysplasia / medial coronoid disease
• Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD)
• Meniscal tears (meniscectomy)
• CCL debridement
• And more joint evaluations

Minimally invasive doesn’t mean minimal care — it means your pet gets back to doing what they love, sooner. ❤️🐾

📍 Ask our team if arthroscopy is right for your pet.

We will be closing early at 4 PM today! Happy Halloween! 👻
10/31/2025

We will be closing early at 4 PM today! Happy Halloween! 👻

Here’s to a fur-ightfully festive Halloween filled with cozy cuddles, sweet treats, and wagging tails. Have a safe & spo...
10/31/2025

Here’s to a fur-ightfully festive Halloween filled with cozy cuddles, sweet treats, and wagging tails. Have a safe & spooky one! 🍂🐶

10/30/2025

This is Rosie, a Barred owl from the Alabama 4-H Educational Center in Columbiana. She was struck by a car in the early 2000’s.
She underwent an Intracapsular lens extraction in her left eye here at VOVC, due to a chronic lens luxation.

Did you know that Barred owl’s have large tubular eyes that gather maximum light, giving them excellent night vision. Their eyes are fixed in place, but they can rotate their heads 270 degrees! They have special blood vessels that keep circulation flowing even during those extreme turns.

Their retinas are packed with rod photoreceptors for low-light vision, which enhances visibility in the darkness. Combined with their forward-facing eyes for depth perception and facial disks that funnel light and sound, Barred owls are built for perfect nighttime hunting precision.

We’re so grateful for the opportunity to help such and amazing patient and witness nature’s design up close! 💛

It’s National Cat Day! 🐱 Today, we honor the whiskered wonders who rule our homes (and our hearts). Give your kitty some...
10/29/2025

It’s National Cat Day! 🐱 Today, we honor the whiskered wonders who rule our homes (and our hearts). Give your kitty some extra treats, snuggles, or playtime. They deserve it! 💚

👁️🐾 Dry eye occurs when the eyes don’t produce enough tears, leading to chronic irritation, redness, discharge, and disc...
10/27/2025

👁️🐾 Dry eye occurs when the eyes don’t produce enough tears, leading to chronic irritation, redness, discharge, and discomfort. Left untreated, it can cause corneal damage and vision problems. Our clinic offers advanced treatments to manage and restore tear production, including:

- Cyclosporine implants for long-term management of dry eye
- Parotid duct transposition for severe or refractory cases
- Neurogenic dry eye treatments for nerve-related tear deficiencies

Early evaluation is important to prevent complications and ensure your pet’s eyes stay healthy and comfortable. Contact us today if you have any questions regarding dry eye in your pet: https://vovcbham.com/contact/

As temperatures drop, outdoor cats often crawl under or even inside car engines to stay warm. Before starting your vehic...
10/24/2025

As temperatures drop, outdoor cats often crawl under or even inside car engines to stay warm. Before starting your vehicle, always knock on the hood, honk your horn, or tap the tires to give any hidden kitties a chance to escape. A few seconds of caution can save a life! ❤️🐾

👀 What your cat’s eye color might say about them...💛 Yellow/Amber – Confident, wise, and full of old-soul charm💚 Green –...
10/22/2025

👀 What your cat’s eye color might say about them...

💛 Yellow/Amber – Confident, wise, and full of old-soul charm

💚 Green – Playful, curious, and a little bit mysterious

💙 Blue – Gentle, loving, and sprinkled with magic ✨

What color are your cat’s eyes? 🐾

🐾 Correcting Angular Limb Deformities for Better Mobility!Angular limb deformities occur when a pet’s bones grow at abno...
10/20/2025

🐾 Correcting Angular Limb Deformities for Better Mobility!

Angular limb deformities occur when a pet’s bones grow at abnormal angles, which can lead to pain, difficulty walking, and joint problems. At Veterinary Orthopedic and Vision Center, our orthopedic specialists can correct these deformities, restoring proper alignment and helping pets move comfortably again.

✨ Many pets return to full activity post-surgery, running, playing, and enjoying life with less pain.

📞 Have questions about limb deformities? Reach out to our team — we’re here to help! https://vovcbham.com/contact/

📸🍂 We want to see your furry friend enjoying the season! Share your favorite fall photo of your pets with us!Let’s sprea...
10/17/2025

📸🍂 We want to see your furry friend enjoying the season! Share your favorite fall photo of your pets with us!

Let’s spread some autumn cuteness! 🧡

🌫️ Cataracts cause cloudiness in the lens of your pet’s eye, which can affect vision and may even lead to blindness if u...
10/15/2025

🌫️ Cataracts cause cloudiness in the lens of your pet’s eye, which can affect vision and may even lead to blindness if untreated. They’re commonly related to aging, diabetes, or genetics. Early detection is key to keeping your furry friend seeing clearly! 👀💙

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2547 John Hawkins Parkway Suite 103
Hoover, AL
35244

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm

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