Animal Eye Guys - Miami Gardens

While our primary specialty is eye care, we utilize digital X-rays (radiography) as needed for pre-surgical planning in cases involving orbital fractures, foreign body removals near the eye socket, or advanced diagnostics for ocular tumors. This ensures comprehensive assessment for conditions requiring surgery or radiation therapy.

We perform professional eye pressure testing (glaucoma screening) to assess intraocular pressure in pets, aiding in early detection and treatment of glaucoma—a painful condition that can lead to blindness. Our advanced diagnostic screening includes thorough exams for cloudy eyes, redness, and other signs of elevated pressure, ensuring proactive care for your pet’s ocular health.

We specialize in foreign body removal from the eye and surrounding structures in pets, using advanced surgical techniques and microscopes to extract debris, plant matter, or irritants. Prompt removal is critical to prevent infection, corneal ulcers, or long-term damage.

We offer emergency stabilization for pets experiencing acute eye-related crises such as trauma, sudden vision loss, or severe infections (e.g., hyphema). Our team is equipped to manage emergency eye conditions like corneal ulcers, traumatic injuries, or bleeding within the eye, providing immediate care to stabilize your pet before advanced treatment or surgery.

We provide emergency oxygen therapy for pets undergoing ocular surgical procedures, corneal debridement, or those recovering from eye injuries requiring enhanced wound healing. Our clinic supports post-operative care with controlled oxygen environments to aid in rapid recovery and reduce complications.

For pets diagnosed with ocular tumors such as melanomas or squamous cell carcinomas, we collaborate with oncology specialists to provide chemotherapy and radiation treatment. While our focus is surgical intervention (e.g., eyelid or eye tumor removal), we ensure continuity of care for pets requiring adjunctive therapy.