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5 Franklin Turnpike, Ramsey, New Jersey 07446, United States

201.934.4000

201.934.4000

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      • VETERINARY DIAGNOSTICS
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      • INTERNAL MEDICINE
      • PET SKIN CARE
      • PET OPHTHALMOLOGY
      • PET DENTAL CARE
      • NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING
    • PET CARE
      • PUPPY AND KITTEN WELLNESS
    • FAQ
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  • Home
  • Pet News
  • VETERINARY SERVICES
    • PET WELLNESS
    • VETERINARY DIAGNOSTICS
    • VETERINARY SURGERY
    • INTERNAL MEDICINE
    • PET SKIN CARE
    • PET OPHTHALMOLOGY
    • PET DENTAL CARE
    • NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING
  • PET CARE
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Ramsey Animal Clinic

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Veterinarian in Ramsey Ramsey Animal Clinic

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Veterinary Services

Pet Ophthalmology

 

Diagnose and Treat Pet Eye Diseases


At  Ramsey Animal Clinic, we work closely with pet owners  to identify the  source of eye symptoms and to develop a treatment plan  that meets the  needs of the pet and their owner. We are experienced in  the diagnosis  and treatment of diseases and conditions interfering with  your pet’s  vision and the long-term health of the eyes.


Indications of Eye Disease in Pets


There  are a variety of symptoms that are indicative of a possible eye   condition or disease in your pet, some subtler than others. Obvious   symptoms of an eye problem include watery eyes, excessive blinking,   squinting, redness, puffiness, and pawing at the eyes or face. Subtle   indicators of pet eye disease include weight loss and dehydration,   causing the eyes to appear sunken. Tetanus is a serious disease that   also causes sunken eyes. Conversely, tumors, abscesses, or even  glaucoma  may cause bulging in or around the eye. Infections, foreign  objects in  the eye, or other problems tend to cause general irritation  and redness.  All of these problems warrant a prompt call to your Ramsey  Animal Clinic veterinarian.


Eye Symptoms: A Call to Action


Pets  demonstrating pain in or around the eyes should be brought to  the  veterinarian immediately. Eye pain symptoms include tenderness,   whining, sensitivity to light, excessive tears, loss of appetite, and   rubbing or pawing at the face. A noticeable decrease in vision or   suspected blindness is a serious problem as well.


Your  pet’s vision is so important that we recommend calling us at the  first  sign of concern. While not every symptom will result in a serious   diagnosis, acting promptly might very well save your companion’s vision.


Our Skilled Veterinarians


Our  veterinary team is experienced in diagnosing and treating a  variety of  eye diseases and conditions. Common eye problems we address  include:

  • Tear duct repairs
  • Eyelid issues
  • Conjunctivitis
  • Glaucoma
  • Tumors
  • Foreign object removal
  • Corneal ulcerations
  • Enucleations


Untreated eye problems often lead to serious damage to your pet’s vision and health. Never delay in contact Ramsey Animal Clinic for concerns about your pet’s eyesight or to address symptoms of eye problems in your pet.


Visit the Pet Health Center at WebMD for a comprehensive discussion of Symptoms of Eye Problems in Dogs.


Learn about one of the most common eye problem in pets—cataracts.


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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Info

As an essential business, Ramsey Animal Clinic remains open and we are taking all the necessary precautions to  maintain the health and safety of our dedicated team, patients and the community. At this time only staff members are permitted to enter the  hospital. Emergencies, drop offs, appointments, discharges and Rx pick-ups must be coordinated by phone from our parking lot. Additionally,  we ask you, our clients, for everyone's safety, to please wear a face covering whenever you are interacting  with a member of our team. We appreciate your patience and support as we navigate this outbreak.

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