Animal Eye Care VA

Animal Eye Care VA Veterinary Ophthalmologist

👁️Veterinary Ophthalmologist (eye doctor for pets!)
👩‍⚕️Board-certified
🔹No referral needed
🦎All species welcome
📍3 convenient locations
Chesapeake 757-366-9060
Virginia Beach 757-368-9060
Yorktown 757-873-9060

Today we recognize Juneteenth, a day that commemorates freedom, honors resilience, and celebrates the enduring pursuit o...
06/19/2026

Today we recognize Juneteenth, a day that commemorates freedom, honors resilience, and celebrates the enduring pursuit of equality.

From everyone at Animal Eye Care, we wish our clients, colleagues, and community a meaningful day of reflection and celebration.

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🐾 Nahla is protecting her eyes from sunlight with Nahla sees Dr. Church in our Virginia Beach office for pannus. Pannus...
06/12/2026

🐾 Nahla is protecting her eyes from sunlight with Nahla sees Dr. Church in our Virginia Beach office for pannus. Pannus is a chronic immune-mediated condition that affects the cornea, or clear part of the eye and is most commonly seen in German Shepherds. UV exposure worsens or accelerates pannus 😎

🍩 Willow got the memo that today is National Donut Day!
06/05/2026

🍩 Willow got the memo that today is National Donut Day!

🐾 Here’s a few more of our service dog exams as we finished out the month! Every May, our doctors are proud to particip...
06/02/2026

🐾 Here’s a few more of our service dog exams as we finished out the month! Every May, our doctors are proud to participate in the annual ACVO/Epicur Service Animal Eye Exam Event Throughout the month, our veterinary ophthalmologists are provided FREE screening eye exams for eligible service and working animals as a thank you for the incredible jobs they do every day.

🐻 Sugar Bear is a 10 month old Rottweiler seen for her post-surgery recheck with Dr. Palmer-Greenberg in our Chesapeake...
05/26/2026

🐻 Sugar Bear is a 10 month old Rottweiler seen for her post-surgery recheck with Dr. Palmer-Greenberg in our Chesapeake office. We met Sugar Bear earlier this month when she was experiencing excessive tearing and squinting due to a superficial ulcer caused by entropion (rolling in of the eyelids). Surgical correction was a success and Sugar Bear is doing great!

05/21/2026

✨ PAWS UP for our incredible Veterinary Assistants!

This Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week, we’re celebrating the team members who keep our hospital moving, comfort our patients, support our doctors, and bring compassion to every visit.

From wagging tails to healing eyes, they do it all 👏

05/19/2026

🦉 Havre with here to help us grab your attention ‼️ Don’t forget to get your pet’s medication refills before the holiday weekend!

🐾 Here’s a few of our service dog exams from this week. We are just over 50 for the month so far! 💙 Every May, our doct...
05/15/2026

🐾 Here’s a few of our service dog exams from this week. We are just over 50 for the month so far!

💙 Every May, our doctors are proud to participate in the annual ACVO/Epicur Service Animal Eye Exam Event Throughout the month, our veterinary ophthalmologists are providing FREE screening eye exams for eligible service and working animals as a thank you for the incredible jobs they do every day.

🐾 Are you surprised to learn that high blood pressure is one of the leading causes of sudden vision loss in older pets?➡...
05/14/2026

🐾 Are you surprised to learn that high blood pressure is one of the leading causes of sudden vision loss in older pets?

➡️ Hypertension can happen on its own or develop secondary to conditions like kidney disease or thyroid tumors. When blood pressure gets too high, fluid can leak under the retina (the delicate layer in the back of the eye responsible for vision) and can cause retinal detachment and blindness.

In some pets, bleeding inside the eye or retinal tears can further reduce the chance of vision returning, even after blood pressure is controlled.

Signs to watch for:
• Sudden blindness
• Dilated pupils
• Bumping into things
• Blood visible in the eye

➡️ Early diagnosis and treatment are critical. Routine blood pressure checks can help protect your pet’s vision.

🐾 Every May, our doctors are proud to participate in the annual ACVO/Epicur Service Animal Eye Exam Event Throughout the...
05/08/2026

🐾 Every May, our doctors are proud to participate in the annual ACVO/Epicur Service Animal Eye Exam Event Throughout the month, our veterinary ophthalmologists are providing FREE screening eye exams for eligible service and working animals as a thank you for the incredible jobs they do every day.

✨ This is only a handful of the nearly 30 dogs we have seen throughout the first week of May!

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