Animal Eye Care

10/07/2025

❌ Myth: “If my pet is still eating and playing, their eye issue must not be serious.”
✅ Fact: Pets often mask pain—especially when it comes to their eyes.

Eye conditions like ulcers, glaucoma, or inflammation can cause significant discomfort without obvious changes in behavior. That’s why prompt attention to eye squinting, redness, cloudiness, or discharge is so important.

👁️ When in doubt, get it checked. Early treatment can mean the difference between a quick recovery and long-term damage.

📍 Pleasanton & Fremont
📞 Pleasanton: 925-827-2257 | Fremont: 510-623-0444

08/07/2025

Ever wonder what happens during a pet’s eye exam at AEC?

From specialized instruments to advanced diagnostics, our board-certified ophthalmologists use every tool available to preserve and protect your pet’s sight.

04/07/2025

What Was the First Sign You Noticed? 🐾

Many pet owners first spot eye issues in subtle ways—maybe a squint, a bit of cloudiness, or unusual rubbing. Sharing your experience could help others recognize signs early.

💡 If you’ve had a pet treated for an eye condition, what was the first thing you noticed?

Let us know in the comments (and feel free to include a photo if you’d like). Your story could help another pet get care sooner.

02/07/2025

Does Your Pet Have Cloudy Eyes? 🐾

Cloudy eyes aren’t just a sign of aging—they could indicate serious eye conditions like cataracts, glaucoma, or corneal disease.

At Animal Eye Care, our board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists use advanced diagnostics and treatments to protect and preserve your pet’s vision.

📍 Two convenient locations:
Pleasanton – 4877 Hopyard Rd, Suite B-1
Fremont – 1612 Washington Blvd.
📞 Call to schedule: Fremont: 510-623-0444 | Pleasanton: 925-827-2257

Early detection matters. If you notice any changes in your pet’s eyes, give us a call.

26/06/2025

📸🐶 We love seeing familiar faces — and yours too!

One of the best parts of what we do is getting to know the incredible pets (and people!) who visit our clinic. Whether it’s your pet’s first appointment or a follow-up after surgery, each visit is special to us.

Have a photo of your pet during or after their visit to Animal Eye Care?
We’d love to see it! Drop a pic in the comments below or tag us in your post — whether it’s a proud patient in a bandana, some stylish Rex Specs, or just a happy face in the lobby. 🐾

23/06/2025

👀 When was your pet’s last eye exam?

Pets can’t tell us when something’s wrong with their vision — but signs like squinting, cloudiness, or bumping into objects may point to underlying eye conditions.

At Animal Eye Care, we specialize in diagnosing and treating a wide range of ophthalmic issues, from dry eye and cataracts to glaucoma and corneal injuries. Whether it’s a new concern or a long-term condition, we’re here to help your pet see more clearly.

🔍 Early detection can make all the difference — talk to your vet about a referral, or give us a call directly.
You can even book online: https://loom.ly/Ip0m1TA

To start scheduling, please provide the information below. New clients will see our availability calendar as you book: Name and Phone Name(Required) First Last Phone(Required)

20/06/2025

Supporting the Eyes Behind the Service
We had the pleasure of seeing Ellsworth, a mobility assistance dog who helps his owner navigate daily life with confidence and independence. 💙

Ellsworth visited us for a routine eye exam during a special event we held in support of working and service animals — part of our ongoing commitment to caring for the pets who care for others.

Maintaining healthy vision is vital for service dogs like Ellsworth, and we’re proud to offer expert ophthalmology services to support their important work.

🦮 Whether it’s a regular screening, a new concern, or a referral from your primary vet, our team is here to help.

📍 Accepting new patients in Pleasanton and Fremont
Book your visit online at: https://loom.ly/Ip0m1TA

17/06/2025

👁️ Trusted Surgical Care, Compassionate Hands
At Animal Eye Care, we offer advanced surgical solutions for a wide range of eye conditions — from cataract removal and corneal procedures to eyelid repairs and more. 🐾

Our board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists have years of experience performing delicate, sight-saving surgeries using state-of-the-art equipment and techniques. Each case is approached with precision, compassion, and a deep commitment to improving your pet’s quality of life.

Whether your pet has been referred to us or you're seeking a second opinion, we're here to help you understand all options and provide the highest standard of care.

12/06/2025

Looking good and feeling comfortable!
This sweet patient showed up for her visit wearing her Rex Specs, and we have to say — she wears them well. 👓

Her owners mentioned that the goggles have been a helpful alternative to a traditional cone, and we’re always glad to see pets feeling more at ease during recovery or ongoing care.

It's small adjustments like these that can make a big difference in comfort and healing.

If your pet is in need of care, schedule a consultation at your convenience online: https://loom.ly/Ip0m1TA

09/06/2025

Meet Cat — a devoted search and rescue canine who stopped by for her ACVO screening!

These highly trained dogs rely on sharp senses to do extraordinary work, and that includes clear, healthy vision. We’re proud to support incredible working dogs like Cat by providing comprehensive eye exams as part of the ACVO National Service Animal Eye Exam program.

07/06/2025

Meet Kairo, who stopped by Animal Eye Care for their initial exam — and made an unforgettable first impression at the front desk!

Whether it’s a new concern, a specialist referral, or simply a check-in with our ophthalmology team, we’re here to provide thoughtful, compassionate care for every patient.

Thanks for the sweet moment, Kairo — you definitely brightened our day! 💙

03/06/2025

“Hi, I’m here for my eye exam!” Meet Wendell — he stopped by for his very first ACVO exam and absolutely stole the show!

Wendell’s visit was part of our commitment to early detection and proactive eye health, especially important for service dog hopefuls like him. Whether your pet is a working dog in training or your loyal companion at home, regular eye exams can help keep their vision clear and healthy.

📍 Visit us in Pleasanton or Fremont for expert veterinary ophthalmology care.
📞 Pleasanton: 925-827-2257 | Fremont: 510-623-0444