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Animal Eye Care See the Difference We Can Make! Board-certified experts in animal eye health. Locations in Fremont and Pleasanton, CA. Now accepting online appointments!

At Animal Eye Care, we care for your pet's eyes. From two convenient locations in the Bay Area, Fremont and Lafayette, CA, the doctors and staff of Animal Eye Care will provide your pet with expert care using state-of-the-art equipment and a healthy dose of compassion. As board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists, our goal is to make a precise diagnosis, eliminate pain, and preserve or restore vision in your dog or cat.

Happy Halloween from Animal Eye Care! 🎃🐾We hope you and your pets have a fun and happy Halloween!Is your pet dressing up...
10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from Animal Eye Care! 🎃🐾
We hope you and your pets have a fun and happy Halloween!

Is your pet dressing up this year? Show us their Halloween look by sharing a photo in the comments! 👻

Getting your pet ready for Halloween?Costumes, decorations, and trick-or-treating can be fun for us, but they can introd...
10/26/2026

Getting your pet ready for Halloween?
Costumes, decorations, and trick-or-treating can be fun for us, but they can introduce a few extra hazards for our pets.

Before the festivities begin, keep a few things in mind:
👁️ Watch what’s around their eyes. Make sure costumes, masks, hats, and accessories don’t rub against the eyes or obstruct your pet’s vision.
🎃 Be careful with decorations. Dangling decorations, sharp edges, and excited pets aren't always a great combination.
🐶 Make sure costumes fit comfortably. Your pet should be able to see, move, breathe, and behave normally while wearing one.
🍫 Keep the candy out of reach. Chocolate and some sugar-free candies can be dangerous for pets.

A little preparation can help keep Halloween fun, comfortable, and safe for everyone. Happy Halloween from the Animal Eye Care team!

Did you know your pet doesn't need a referral to visit Animal Eye Care? While we work closely with primary care veterina...
10/24/2026

Did you know your pet doesn't need a referral to visit Animal Eye Care?

While we work closely with primary care veterinarians throughout the Bay Area, a referral isn't required to make an appointment with our ophthalmology team.

If you've noticed a change in your pet's eyes or vision, have an ongoing eye condition, or simply want a specialist to take a closer look, you can contact Animal Eye Care directly. And when your pet has a primary veterinarian, we'll work with them to help keep everyone informed and your pet's care connected.

Wondering if Animal Eye Care is the right fit for your pet’s concern? Learn more about our ophthalmology services or give our team a call:
👉 https://loom.ly/WmWV6X8
📞 925-827-2257

It’s Staff Appreciation Week at Animal Eye Care! 🐾Great patient care takes an entire team, and this week we’re celebrati...
10/19/2026

It’s Staff Appreciation Week at Animal Eye Care! 🐾
Great patient care takes an entire team, and this week we’re celebrating the people who make it possible every day at Animal Eye Care.

From welcoming clients and coordinating appointments to assisting our doctors, caring for patients, answering questions, and keeping everything moving behind the scenes, every member of our team plays an important role in the care we provide.

We’re incredibly thankful for the compassion, skill, and dedication they bring to our patients and their families each day.

Has someone at AEC made a difference for you or your pet? Give them a shout-out in the comments!

Every cat has their own opinion about an eye exam!Cats aren't always enthusiastic participants in veterinary visits — an...
10/17/2026

Every cat has their own opinion about an eye exam!
Cats aren't always enthusiastic participants in veterinary visits — and we understand that.

An ophthalmology exam requires us to get a very close look at some very small structures, so working with each patient at their own pace can be an important part of the visit. Sometimes that means a little patience. Sometimes it means changing our approach. And sometimes it means accepting that our patient has very strong feelings about the entire situation!

At Animal Eye Care, our goal is to get the information we need while keeping the experience as comfortable as we can for each individual patient.

Have a cat with an eye concern? Learn more about Animal Eye Care or call us to see if we're the right fit for their care.
👉 https://loom.ly/U0CB3uY
📞 925-827-2257

10/12/2026

Visiting our Pleasanton location for the first time? Here’s what to look for! 👀

We know finding a new veterinary office can sometimes be the first challenge of an appointment, so here’s a quick look at our building and entrance to help you know you’re in the right place.

Inside, you’ll find a modern facility designed specifically for veterinary eye care, with the technology and equipment our ophthalmology team uses to diagnose and treat a wide range of eye conditions.

We look forward to welcoming you and your pet! Hopefully this gives you a little peace of mind before your visit. 🐾

📍 4877 Hopyard Rd, Suite B-1
Pleasanton, CA 94588

Why would eyelashes cause an eye problem? 👁️Eyelashes are supposed to help protect the eye — but sometimes they can beco...
10/10/2026

Why would eyelashes cause an eye problem? 👁️
Eyelashes are supposed to help protect the eye — but sometimes they can become the problem.

Some pets develop distichiasis, a condition where extra eyelashes grow from an abnormal location along the eyelid.

Depending on the hair and where it sits, it can rub against the surface of the eye and cause irritation, excessive tearing, squinting, or even damage to the cornea. Some pets with distichiasis never seem bothered by it, while others may need treatment to keep their eyes comfortable and healthy.

Noticing squinting, tearing, eye rubbing, or other signs of discomfort?
Schedule an appointment with our ophthalmology team: https://loom.ly/uapJFcY

10/05/2026

Why does your pet’s eye suddenly turn bright green during an eye exam? 👁️

It’s called a fluorescein stain, and it’s a simple diagnostic test used to evaluate the surface of the eye.

A small amount of fluorescent dye is placed on the eye. Healthy corneal tissue doesn’t hold onto the stain, but areas where the cornea has been damaged can take it up and glow bright green.

This helps your veterinary ophthalmology team identify problems such as corneal scratches and ulcers that may otherwise be difficult to see. The stain can also be useful for evaluating how tears drain from the eye.

It may look dramatic, but it provides valuable information about your pet’s eye health — all in just a few moments!

Patience Makes a Difference 🐾Eye exams can be a little intimidating for some pets—especially those with strong opinions ...
09/25/2026

Patience Makes a Difference 🐾
Eye exams can be a little intimidating for some pets—especially those with strong opinions about being examined!

We loved hearing about Mark’s experience with his Chihuahua and our team: “They performed a thorough eye exam on our VERY fussy Chihuahua. The staff were very patient with our dog, and she did very well.”

Providing a thorough examination while helping each patient feel as comfortable as possible is an important part of what we do. Sometimes, a little extra patience goes a long way.

Thank you, Mark, for trusting Animal Eye Care with your pup and for sharing your experience!

Ask Animal Eye Care 👁️What have you always wondered about your pet’s eyes?Why do dogs get tear stains? Can dogs and cats...
09/22/2026

Ask Animal Eye Care 👁️
What have you always wondered about your pet’s eyes?

Why do dogs get tear stains? Can dogs and cats see the same colors we do? What causes cataracts? Why do cats' pupils change so dramatically? What exactly does a veterinary ophthalmologist do? There’s a lot happening inside those little eyes—and we love helping pet owners better understand them.

Drop a general pet-eye question in the comments below. 👇 We may feature your question in an upcoming Animal Eye Care post!

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Pleasanton, CA

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm

Telephone

+19258272257

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