Pet Ophthalmology in Kingwood

Just like humans, our furry companions are vulnerable to a wide array of eye diseases and problems. Many of these conditions can be painful and life-altering for both you and your beloved companion. Some common conditions may include cataracts, glaucoma, corneal ulcers, and general eye injuries. But one factor that all these conditions share is that your pet’s quality of life is on the line, and it’s up to us as loving pet partners to seek out the care and medical attention they need to ensure they continue living a comfortable life in your arms.

 

The sad reality is that many pets are exceptionally adept at hiding any feelings of discomfort, and as a result, it can be difficult to determine if there is any problem at all. That’s why it’s essential to have a keen eye and monitor your pet for any abnormal behavior or physical symptoms. Some signs to look out for in your pet include:

 

• Pawing at the face 
• Squinting
• Bumping into things
• Eye discharge

 

Thankfully, these symptoms and conditions are treatable with proper care, but it’s up to us to be on the lookout, as our pets all too often hide their pain and discomfort.

 

We’ll Protect Your Pet’s Eyes at All Community Animal Hospital

We at All Community Animal Hospital are committed to delivering the high-quality care our patients need to thrive. If your pet’s eyes are concerning you don’t hesitate to bring them, we’d be honored to welcome your companion into our community. Call or visit us today to schedule an appointment for a wellness care visit.