Pet Ophthalmology in Shreveport, LA

Ocular (eye) conditions can develop suddenly and progress quickly. Signs of ocular pain and changes in sight in dogs and cats can vary and sometimes be hard to detect. Located inside University Veterinary Hospital, the Veterinary Vision Center is equipped to help you manage your pet’s eye-related health care needs and treat any existing condition they have.

Have concerns about one or both of your pet’s eyes? Contact us today to schedule an ocular exam.

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Ophthalmology Services

Through the VVC, we are able to provide some of the most advanced diagnostic tests and surgical therapies for a wide range of eye conditions, including:

  • Tonometry (measures pressure inside the eye)
  • Schirmer Tear Test
  • Fluorescein stain
  • Tear film assessment and osmolarity
  • Gonioscopy
  • Ocular ultrasonography
  • Electroretinography
  • Numerous reconstructive, tumor removal, or laceration repair procedures of the eyelid(s)
  • Cryotherapy
  • Parotid duct transposition surgery for dry eye
  • Prolapsed nictitans gland “cherry eye” replacement
  • Conjunctival grafting surgery
  • Keratectomy and corneal transplant
  • Endo and transscleral cyclophotoablation for glaucoma
  • Anterior chamber goniovalve implantation for glaucoma
  • Cataract and intracapsular lens extraction surgery with sulcus intraocular lens implantation
  • Retinopexy
  • Orbitotomy and proptosis reduction
  • Enucleation, evisceration, and exenteration
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Should My Pet See a Vet Right Away for an Eye Problem?

Eye conditions may vary, but they can also escalate quickly. You should contact your vet as soon as possible if you suspect your pet has an eye injury or disease. Redness, swelling, closing of the eye, and a runny eye could all point to an issue that needs professional treatment.

Call (318) 797-5522 today to schedule an eye exam for your pet at the Veterinary Vision Center, located inside University Veterinary Hospital.