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Animal Eye Care of New England

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Animal Eye Care of New England

Animal Eye Care of New England offers compassionate, expert care for your pet’s eyes. ACVO
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Board-Certified Veterinary Ophthalmology with Isabel Ricarda Jurk, DVM, MSpVM, Dipl.

10/17/2025

Today we’re celebrating another amazing tech, Lindsey! Lindsey joined Animal Eye Care of New England in 2023, bringing with her a unique background that spans both human and veterinary medicine. After earning her degree from UNH and serving six years in the U.S. Army as a Medical Service Corps Officer, Lindsey transitioned into veterinary care; first in shelter medicine and later in emergency practice. Her calm, compassionate approach and dedication to every patient make her an invaluable part of our team. When she’s not at the clinic, Lindsey enjoys spin classes, knitting, and spending time with her family and flock of sheep. 🐑

10/16/2025

Today we’re celebrating Michelle, one of our skilled Certified Veterinary Technicians! Since joining Animal Eye Care of New England in 2021, Michelle has brought years of experience in surgical and anesthesia care from both specialty and emergency hospitals. Her attention to detail and calm, caring nature help ensure every patient receives the best care possible. Outside of work, Michelle enjoys spending time with her husband and twin daughters. We’re so thankful to have her on our team!

10/15/2025

Today we’re celebrating Lee, our Technical Supervisor, whose lifelong dedication to animals shines through in everything she does. From her early days working at a veterinary hospital in high school to caring for horses and mastering advanced surgical and anesthesia techniques, Lee’s journey has been driven by passion and purpose. Her deep bond with cats, inspired by her beloved “Chicken,” has made her our true cat whisperer. We’re so grateful for all you do, Lee!

10/14/2025

This week is Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week, and we’re celebrating the incredible team that keeps Animal Eye Care of New England running smoothly every single day.

Our technicians are the heart of what we do. They assist in exams, care for patients before and after procedures, comfort nervous pets, communicate with clients, and make sure everything behind the scenes runs seamlessly. Their compassion, skill, and dedication make all the difference.

Throughout the week, we’ll be highlighting our amazing vet techs so you can get to know the faces (and hearts) behind the care. Be sure to follow along and help us show them the appreciation they deserve.

10/10/2025

Tetra came in last week for her recheck, but let’s be honest , she was mostly here for the treats. Between offering a perfect paw shake and working the room with her charm, she reminded us all that confidence and snacks go hand in hand.

Her exam went beautifully, and left with a pocketful of fans.

10/08/2025

Luna had her first visit with us last week and made herself right at home in the lobby, soaking up a little sunshine while she waited.

She was as sweet as can be and won over everyone she met. We’re so happy to welcome Luna to the Animal Eye Care family.

10/06/2025

This fluffy little girl, Mac, is feeling much better after treatment for both an ocular and respiratory infection.

She was relaxed and comfortable during her visit, which is always a good sign that she’s on the road to recovery.

10/03/2025

Gerti came in for her recheck for KCS (dry eye) and is doing really well!

This sweet girl was all eyes (literally!) during her visit; alert, curious, and making sure we knew she was ready for her exam.

Dry eye is something both dog and cat owners should keep an eye out for early signs can include redness, discharge, frequent blinking, or cloudy-looking eyes. Catching it early makes a huge difference in keeping pets comfortable and protecting their vision.

If you ever notice these symptoms in your furry friend, it’s best to schedule an exam as soon as possible. Early treatment goes a long way toward preventing long-term issues, just like it has for Gerti! 💙

10/01/2025

Zeke came in for a recheck today - he previously had his right eye removed due to iris melanoma, and we’re happy to share that his remaining eye is doing great.

In the first photo, he’s mid-meow (probably giving us his opinion about disrupting his day). Such a handsome and brave boy!

09/25/2025

Check out this beauty, Klyde, a 22-year-old draft horse who came to see us today. What a privilege it is to have such a gentle giant walk through our doors!

09/23/2025

Katie was back for her 4-month recheck and let’s just say the highlight of her visit was definitely the treat at the end.

She was so excited she showed off her best dance moves; proof that a little snack goes a long way!

09/19/2025

The weekend is almost here, and just like our furry friends, we know how important it is to take time to rest your eyes.

Whether you’re heading out for a long walk, curling up for a nap, or simply enjoying some fresh air, remember that healthy eyes help us all enjoy the little things, like seeing those wagging tails and happy faces a little clearer.

Wishing everyone a safe, happy weekend from all of us at Animal Eye Care of New England!

Address

14 Sandy Lane
Whately, MA
01373

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 1pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14133973540

Website

http://www.animaleyecareofne.com/

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