Animal Eye Clinic of Spokane
COVID 19 Protocol
Animal Eye Clinic will continue to require masks to enter the clinic. As a health care provider, we will continue to follow the CDC and health department regulations limiting the number of people in the clinic. Starting June 30th 2021 we will re-open the lobby to a limited number of people. When you arrive in the parking lot please call the front desk to check in and get further instructions. We have a limited number of seats available in the lobby. The receptionist will inform you when we have a space available for you. We ask that you remain in the lobby or separate exam room while we perform perform the ophthalmic examination on your pet due to the size of our examination rooms. Once the exam is finished the doctor will come review the findings with you in person. As we continue to work through the challenges of Covid-19, a major priority is the safety of our clients, staff and their families, as we continue to try to stay open to care for our furry friends.
Thank you for your continued cooperation, support and understanding.
When to come see us?
Some breeds are prone to eye issues and you may have to visit a veterinary ophthalmologist. Seeing a specialist is the best choice when dealing with a serious eye issue.
You can self-refer to our clinic or be referred by your primary veterinarian. No matter how you come to us we will work closely with your primary care veterinarian to provide the best treatment for your pet.
Our ophthalmologists have access to specialized equipment that assist with making an accurate diagnosis and with the treatment of your pet’s eye concerns.
Some of the most common reasons to come see us:
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Cataracts
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Corneal ulcers
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Conjunctivitis
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Dry eyes
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Cherry eyes
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Glaucoma
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Traumatic eye injuries
