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]]>02008-03-18 19:18:200itemGuid.47d97c112b1076.68287733.zone1zone1Many eye problems are managed by your primary veterinarian.  If your veterinarian believes that your pet would benefit by the skill and experience of a specialist, the Doctor will refer you to the Animal Eye Clinic.  Your veterinarian will provide information regarding your pet's medical history, previous and present therapy and any other information relevant to your case.  Please bring any eye medications your pet is currently using with you on your visit.  Once our diagnosis is complete, a full written report will be provided to your regular veterinarian.  We will continually provide updates to your regular doctor as your pet's treatment progresses.  Thank you for allowing us to serve you and your pet.

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Referring Veterinarians, please click here for access to our Referral Form!

If you have a surgical procedure scheduled with us, please click here to view Pre-Surgery Instructions.

Save time on your initial visit. Please click here for our New Patient Information Sheet.

 

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