Ophthalmology in Riverside, CA
Protect your pet’s comfort and vision with prompt evaluation of redness, pain, discharge, injury, and visual changes.
Overview
Eye problems can worsen quickly and different conditions may look similar at home. A focused eye examination helps determine whether the issue involves the surface, eyelids, tear production, pressure, injury, infection, or deeper structures.
Complete eye examination
Tear and surface testing
Pressure and injury assessment
Conditions We Address
Each concern is evaluated through a comprehensive, individualized approach for Ophthalmology at Pedley Veterinary Hospital.
Signs Your Pet May Need Evaluation
Early evaluation can improve comfort and help the veterinary team choose appropriate next steps.
What to Expect During Your Appointment
We believe informed pet owners make better decisions. Here is what happens when you visit us.
We review when the problem began, discharge, pain, trauma, medication use, previous eye disease, and any vision changes.
The veterinarian examines the eyelids, surface, pupils, internal structures, and vision response, adding targeted tests when indicated.
You receive medication instructions, eye-protection guidance, warning signs, and a recheck schedule based on the condition and risk.
Focused Ophthalmic Diagnostics
Several simple tests help distinguish common eye conditions and identify problems requiring urgent treatment or referral.
Why Families Trust Pedley Veterinary Hospital
Eye conditions can change rapidly. We focus on prompt assessment, careful medication instructions, and appropriate rechecks so families know what to monitor.
Ready to schedule Ophthalmology?
Our team is here to help. Request an appointment or call us directly — we will guide you through the next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from pet owners about this service.
Is a red or squinting eye urgent?
Eye pain, squinting, injury, sudden cloudiness, or vision change should be evaluated promptly because some conditions can worsen quickly.
What tests might be performed?
Depending on the problem, testing may include tear measurement, fluorescein stain, eye-pressure measurement, magnified examination, and assessment of pupil and vision responses.
Can I use leftover eye medication?
Do not use old or unprescribed eye medication. Some products can worsen certain corneal or pressure-related conditions.
Why are rechecks important for eye disease?
The eye may appear better before the underlying problem is resolved. Rechecks confirm healing, pressure control, medication response, and whether treatment can be safely changed.
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Ready to Schedule Your Pet’s Visit?
Contact Pedley Veterinary Hospital today to request an appointment. Our caring team is here for your companion.