Veterinary Vision

Veterinary Vision see our website (www.VeterinaryVision.com) for more details Veterinary Vision is a group of board certified veterinary ophthalmologists.

In addition to the San Carlos location, we have an office in San Francisco (1235 A Taraval). Both are reached by the same phone number (650-551-1115 or 800-427-4367). We treat dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, birds and exotic animals. These patients have many of the same eye conditions that people do. We regularly perform cataract surgery, treat injuries and infections, correct eyelid abnormalities. We even test and correct vision in performance dogs!

📢 We’ve extended our promotion until August 31 so more pets can benefit!New patients will get $25 off their eye exam!You...
08/13/2025

📢 We’ve extended our promotion until August 31 so more pets can benefit!

New patients will get $25 off their eye exam!

Your pet’s comprehensive eye exam will include:
✔ Tear testing
✔ Eye pressure check
✔ Full ocular evaluation

Don’t wait! Call us today to schedule your appointment.
📞 (650) 551-1115 | SF & San Carlos

Is your pet bumping into furniture or hesitating to play? It could be cataracts—a common condition that clouds the lens ...
08/08/2025

Is your pet bumping into furniture or hesitating to play? It could be cataracts—a common condition that clouds the lens of the eye and affects vision.

At Veterinary Vision, we offer advanced cataract surgery to help restore your pet’s sight and quality of life. This procedure, which we do frequently, is called phacoemulsification. It uses ultrasonic waves to gently remove the cloudy lens and replace it with a clear artificial one.

✅ Success rate of at least 85% in uncomplicated cases
✅ Performed under general anesthesia
✅ No substantial discomfort

We'll assess your pet's health and eye condition to determine if surgery is the right choice. Early intervention can make a big difference!

📞 Don't wait for the cataracts to "mature", call us today at (650) 551-1115 to schedule a consultation or ask questions about cataract surgery.

We’re proud to provide gentle, expert care that helps pets (and their people) feel at ease. We’re grateful for kind word...
07/30/2025

We’re proud to provide gentle, expert care that helps pets (and their people) feel at ease. We’re grateful for kind words like these about our team!

We know how important your pet’s eye health is—and how quickly things can change. That’s why we’re proud to offer same-w...
07/19/2025

We know how important your pet’s eye health is—and how quickly things can change. That’s why we’re proud to offer same-week appointments for most cases, and same-day appointments for urgent referrals whenever possible.

If your primary vet thinks your pet needs to see a veterinary ophthalmologist, we’re here to help—fast.

📞 Call us today to schedule an appointment. Your pet’s vision is our priority!

📢 New Patient Special – $25 Off Eye Exams!We’re excited to offer a one-time $25 discount on a comprehensive eye exam for...
07/07/2025

📢 New Patient Special – $25 Off Eye Exams!

We’re excited to offer a one-time $25 discount on a comprehensive eye exam for new patients now through July 31st!

Your pet’s exam will include:
• Tear testing
• Tonometry (eye pressure check)
• Full ocular surface evaluation

If your pet is squinting, tearing, or just due for a checkup, now’s the perfect time to schedule with our veterinary ophthalmology team.

📞 Call us today at (650) 551-1115 to book your appointment and mention this offer! We have offices in San Francisco and San Carlos.

From everyone at Veterinary Vision, we wish you and your family a happy and safe 4th of July!Please note that both locat...
07/04/2025

From everyone at Veterinary Vision, we wish you and your family a happy and safe 4th of July!

Please note that both locations will be closed today.

Ever wonder how a veterinary ophthalmologist can tell what your pet can see?During an eye exam, the specialist evaluates...
06/24/2025

Ever wonder how a veterinary ophthalmologist can tell what your pet can see?

During an eye exam, the specialist evaluates how your pet’s eyes and pupils respond to light. They also carefully examine key parts of the eye, like the cornea, iris, lens, and retina, to check for any abnormalities or cloudiness. If the view into the back of the eye (the retina) is clear, it’s a good sign that your pet can see out just as clearly.

These assessments help us better understand your pet’s vision and guide the next steps in their care.

Did you know that glaucoma is a common cause of irreversible blindness in pets?Glaucoma is a painful condition caused by...
06/16/2025

Did you know that glaucoma is a common cause of irreversible blindness in pets?

Glaucoma is a painful condition caused by increased pressure inside the eye, which can damage the optic nerve and retina. It can come on suddenly and progress rapidly—sometimes in just a matter of hours.

🔍 Signs to Watch For:

• Red or cloudy eyes
• Squinting or excessive tearing
• Vision loss or bumping into objects
• A visibly enlarged or firm eye

Early detection is critical. If you notice any of these signs, don’t wait—glaucoma is an emergency. Prompt treatment can help preserve vision and relieve pain.

At Veterinary Vision, we use advanced diagnostics and treatments—including medications, laser therapy, and surgery—to manage glaucoma and improve quality of life for our patients. Regular eye exams, especially for breeds prone to glaucoma (like Cocker Spaniels, Basset Hounds, and Shiba Inus), can make all the difference.

Learn more about glaucoma here: https://www.veterinaryvision.com/learn-about-glaucoma

Just like us, pets can suffer from seasonal allergies—and one of the most common signs shows up in their eyes.During the...
06/10/2025

Just like us, pets can suffer from seasonal allergies—and one of the most common signs shows up in their eyes.

During the summer months, pollen, dust, and other allergens are everywhere. For sensitive pets, this can lead to allergic conjunctivitis, an inflammation of the tissues around the eyes.

Watch for these signs:

• Red, itchy, or watery eyes
• Squinting or excessive blinking
• Hair loss and skin lesions around the eyes
• Swollen eyelids or discharge

While it might seem minor, untreated eye allergies can lead to secondary infections or more serious eye conditions.

What can you do?

• Wipe your pet’s face and eyes gently after outdoor play
• Keep windows closed during high pollen days
• Avoid walks in tall grass or heavily pollinated areas
• Schedule an eye exam if symptoms persist

At Veterinary Vision, we’re here to help your pet see clearly and comfortably all summer long.

Meet Hermes, a sweet 1½-year-old deaf Dalmatian who recently got a new lease on life—and vision—thanks to his foster fam...
06/04/2025

Meet Hermes, a sweet 1½-year-old deaf Dalmatian who recently got a new lease on life—and vision—thanks to his foster family's care and a successful entropion surgery!

When Hermes was brought into the ER for an intestinal blockage (he swallowed a rock! 😬), the team also noticed something alarming: he had a severe case of entropion, a painful condition where the eyelids roll inward, causing the lashes to rub against the cornea. Left untreated, it could have led to permanent vision loss.
With his life on the line, the intestinal surgery had to come first. But his foster family feared the worst—would their deaf pup also go blind?

That’s when compassion stepped in. Thanks to the incredible support from SAGE Compassion for Animals, Hermes was able to receive the ophthalmic surgery he desperately needed, and the procedure, performed by Dr. Mughannam at Veterinary Vision, was a success! Hermes is doing great and has made a full recovery!

With your continued support, Sage Compassion for Animals can keep doing the important work of helping pets stay healthy, happy, and right where they belong—at home with the families who love them.

Today, we honor those who lost their lives while serving in the U.S. military. Because of their bravery, we are able to ...
05/26/2025

Today, we honor those who lost their lives while serving in the U.S. military. Because of their bravery, we are able to celebrate today with our family and friends.

Note that both of our hospitals are closed today.

Your pet’s eyes are delicate, and while general veterinarians handle many health concerns, certain eye conditions requir...
05/20/2025

Your pet’s eyes are delicate, and while general veterinarians handle many health concerns, certain eye conditions require a specialist’s expertise. A veterinary ophthalmologist has advanced training in diagnosing and treating complex eye diseases like cataracts, glaucoma, corneal ulcers, and retinal disorders.

With specialized equipment and years of focused experience, we can offer more precise treatments, advanced surgical options, and the best possible outcomes for your pet’s vision. If your pet is experiencing eye issues, trust a specialist to help keep their world clear and bright!

Talk to your vet about a referral or call us directly at (650) 551-1115 for an appointment!

Address

210 Industrial Rd, Ste 100
San Carlos, CA
94070

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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(650) 551-1115

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