Animal Eye Care of New England

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.

Peppers thinking “if I stay still, they won’t know I’m the real one”
06/24/2025

Peppers thinking “if I stay still, they won’t know I’m the real one”

Not all news is uplifting, but some things must be shared.The Yulin dog meat “festival” starts today.Every year, thousan...
06/20/2025

Not all news is uplifting, but some things must be shared.

The Yulin dog meat “festival” starts today.
Every year, thousands of dogs and cats, many of them stolen pets, are crammed into tiny wire cages, starved, and brutally slaughtered for food. It is heartbreaking, it is real, and it is happening right now.

We wish we didn’t have to post this.
But turning away won’t help them.

Please visit the Humane Society’s website to learn how you can take action and donate to help end the dog and cat meat trade:

👉 https://hsus.ms/4kb/2yutih

Together, we can fight to stop this cruelty.

Jazzy’s curiosity was in full effect before her surgery - almost like she was pretending to blend in with the decoration...
06/19/2025

Jazzy’s curiosity was in full effect before her surgery - almost like she was pretending to blend in with the decorations 😆

With a smile like that, you’d think Owen was at the dog park instead of the doctor’s office! Or maybe it’s because he he...
06/17/2025

With a smile like that, you’d think Owen was at the dog park instead of the doctor’s office! Or maybe it’s because he heard he did so well for his recheck?

Today we are switching to our summer hours. Please take note of our updated hours below!
06/16/2025

Today we are switching to our summer hours. Please take note of our updated hours below!

06/11/2025

We have a temporary change of hours for this week - today we will be open from 9am-1pm and tomorrow we will be open from 8am-5pm. If you have any questions, please call our front desk at 413-397-3540

Lambchop is back! She came in recently for a recheck and we’re happy to report she’s doing well! We’re also loving her a...
06/10/2025

Lambchop is back! She came in recently for a recheck and we’re happy to report she’s doing well! We’re also loving her adorable topknot; styling and thriving!

This handsome boys name is Max! Max is a three-year-old Border Collie mix who had a rough start at life. He has been wit...
06/06/2025

This handsome boys name is Max! Max is a three-year-old Border Collie mix who had a rough start at life. He has been with us At Second Chance Animal Center since 2023, with a short few months in a foster home. He is a very intelligent boy who loves to play ball and won’t let his eye sight stop him! He is mostly blind and has had cataract surgery about a year ago, unfortunately post-surgery during a re-check of his eyes he is shown to have progressive retinal atrophy, which means his eyesight will continue to worsen. Once totally blind, he will need both eyes removed to eliminate the possibility of glaucoma. He is well adjusted to being blind, but has unfortunately shown reactivity to strangers, both human and animals but he has made great progress over the years! We are hoping in the right home he will be able to be worked with to reduce his issues with strangers. Ideally he should go to someone with a fenced in yard as he loves to play. Once he is comfortable with someone he becomes a big, playful sweetheart. He is also excellent for his multiple daily eye medications. In the right home this boy shows promise to make someone a wonderful companion! Please help us find a home for Max! Call us at (802) 375-2898 ex 305 or visit our website https://2ndchanceanimalcenter.org/adopting-a-dog/ to fill out an application!

Another hot one tomorrow! Check out this infographic so you can see the signs of heatstroke - protect those loved ones!
06/03/2025

Another hot one tomorrow! Check out this infographic so you can see the signs of heatstroke - protect those loved ones!

Poor Scout had an accidental eyelid laceration and came in for an emergency visit. Luckily Dr. Jurk, Michelle and the re...
06/02/2025

Poor Scout had an accidental eyelid laceration and came in for an emergency visit. Luckily Dr. Jurk, Michelle and the rest of the team were able to help Scout feel better!

As a therapy dog, Shea brings comfort, joy, and calm wherever she goes - and today, it was our turn to take care of her....
05/30/2025

As a therapy dog, Shea brings comfort, joy, and calm wherever she goes - and today, it was our turn to take care of her. We’re so happy to provide her with a free eye screening as part of the 2025 ACVO/Epicur Service Animal Eye exam.

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

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