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AEMSS utilizes the latest medical therapies and advanced surgical techniques to ensure the highest quality of care for your pet’s ocular health.
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Welcome to Animal Eye Medical & Surgical Specialists

We help preserve your pet's eye sight, while promoting quality care and affordable specialized medicine. Dr. Rainbow utilizes a vast array of state-of-the-art instrumentation, such as slit lamp ophthalmoscopy, electroretinography, ocular ultrasound, and CT imaging to obtain an accurate diagnosis. Dr. Rainbow, together with our well trained staf

f, ensures our patient’s access to an excellent quality of life through the most advanced medical and surgical treatments of ophthalmic conditions including corneal ulcers, lid abnormalities, KCS (dry eye), glaucoma, cataracts, lens luxation, ocular trauma, ocular cancers, retinal detachments, and other retinal diseases.

13/08/2025

👁️ Ever wonder what’s really going on inside your pet’s eye?

Here’s a quick peek at the amazing anatomy that helps your dog or cat see the world around them:

1. Cornea
The clear, outer surface of the eye—helps focus light.
2. Iris
The colored part of the eye—controls how much light enters.
3. Pupil
The black opening that changes size with light—like a camera lens.
4. Lens
Sits behind the iris—focuses light onto the retina. Can become cloudy with cataracts.
5. Retina
The light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye—sends visual signals to the brain.
6. Optic Nerve
The connection from the eye to the brain—essential for vision.
7. Third Eyelid (Nictitating Membrane)
A hidden eyelid that protects and lubricates the eye—can become visible when a pet is sick or injured.

10/08/2025

Did you know pets can get cataracts just like humans?

👁️ Signs to watch for:
- Cloudy or bluish eyes
- Bumping into things
- Reluctance to go outside at night

📅 Regular eye exams can help catch issues early! Contact us today: https://aemssvet.com/contact/

29/07/2025

How’s your cat beating the heat? ☀️ Floor naps? 💤 Ice cube hockey? 🧊 Total meltdown mode? 🌡️ Tell us their summer strategy below! ⬇️

25/07/2025

How did we do? 💬 We’d love to hear about your recent visit! Leave us a review on Google and let us know how we did — your feedback helps us grow and serve you better. 🐾✨

22/07/2025

Ever wondered what happens during a pet eye exam? 👁️ Here’s a step-by-step look to help you feel confident and prepared!

🩺 First, we’ll ask about your pet’s eye history and any symptoms you’ve noticed. Then we perform a gentle visual inspection to check for redness, cloudiness, discharge, or squinting.

🧪 We may use special fluorescein stain to highlight scratches or ulcers on the cornea, followed by a tear test to check for dry eye.

📏 A tonometry test helps us measure eye pressure and screen for glaucoma—quick and painless!

🔦 Finally, we assess vision and examine deeper eye structures with an ophthalmoscope.

Throughout the visit, your pet’s comfort is our priority. We use low-stress techniques, soft voices, and lots of treats. 🐶🐱

If your pet is showing signs of eye discomfort or changes in vision, don’t wait—early detection makes all the difference. Schedule an exam today! https://aemssvet.com/contact/

18/07/2025

Noticing a cloudy or bluish tint in your pet’s eyes? 👁️

Cloudy eyes can be caused by a variety of conditions—some harmless, like age-related lens changes, and others more serious, like cataracts, glaucoma, or corneal ulcers.

If your pet’s eyes look different or their vision seems off, it’s time for a checkup.

Early diagnosis can help protect their sight and comfort. Schedule an eye exam with our veterinary team today! https://aemssvet.com/contact/

15/07/2025

👁️ Common Eye Conditions in Pets: What to Watch For!

Did you know pets can develop many of the same eye problems as people? From dry, irritated eyes to vision-threatening conditions, staying informed can help protect your pet’s sight.

🔹 Cataracts – Cloudy lenses that can affect vision; common in aging dogs and diabetics.
🔹 Glaucoma – Increased eye pressure causing pain and blindness if untreated; often seen in certain dog breeds.
🔹 Dry Eye (KCS) – Inadequate tear production leading to discomfort and discharge; frequent in brachycephalic (short-nosed) breeds.
🔹 Corneal Ulcers – Painful sores on the eye surface, often from trauma or infection; affects both dogs and cats.
🔹 Cherry Eye – A red mass in the corner of the eye caused by a pr*****ed tear gland; common in young dogs.

🐾 Know the signs and which pets are most at risk—especially flat-faced breeds, seniors, and those with chronic conditions. Early diagnosis is key!

📞 Call us to schedule an eye exam if you notice anything unusual. Your pet’s vision matters! 🩵 https://aemssvet.com/contact/

11/07/2025

Red Flags for Eye Problems in Pets 👁️🐾

Is your pet squinting, pawing at their eye, or showing redness, discharge, or cloudiness? These could be signs of an eye issue that needs attention. Changes in vision or eye appearance should never be ignored—early treatment can prevent discomfort or even vision loss.

📌 If you notice any of these signs, schedule an eye exam with our veterinary team today! https://aemssvet.com/contact/

08/07/2025

Reminder! 🗓️ Just like humans, pets need regular eye exams to catch issues early and keep their vision sharp. Schedule your pet’s yearly eye exam today to help them see their best! 🩵

04/07/2025

Stars, stripes, and snuggles! Happy Fourth of July! 🐾🇺🇸🎆

01/07/2025

Pets suffering from eyelid issues often live with constant discomfort—red, watery eyes, squinting, and even vision loss. Corrective eyelid surgery relieves that pain, protects the eyes, and helps your pet feel like themselves again.

🐶🐱 If your pet shows chronic eye irritation, we’re here to help. https://aemssvet.com/contact/

27/06/2025

👀 Is your pet’s vision not as sharp as it used to be? Cataracts are a common condition affecting pets of all ages—especially seniors. If you’re noticing cloudiness in the eyes, changes in behavior, or vision trouble, it might be time for an eye exam.

🔗 Request an appointment today: https://aemssvet.com/contact/

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Tuesday	08:00 - 16:30
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Friday	08:00 - 16:30

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