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Animal Eye Care Independently owned veterinary ophthalmology referral clinic based in Warrington. To refer a case and for more information please visit our website.

Animal Eye Care is a veterinary ophthalmology referral clinic based in Warrington. The clinic is independently owned by its Clinical Directors and experienced Veterinary Ophthalmologists Dr Kathryn Boyle and Dr Robert Göllner. Referrals are accepted for a wide range of small animal ophthalmic conditions and our key services include:

- Specialised Ophthalmic Consultations
- Corneal Ulcer Management
- Eyelid and Facial Surgery
- Blindness Investigations
- Ophthalmic Emergencies
- Cataract Surgery - coming early 2024!

23/10/2026

🥳🎉 Happy 3rd Birthday Animal Eye Care! 🎉🥳

Eosinophilic keratitis can be tricky to treat at the best of times, especially when the cornea is also ulcerated and top...
13/10/2026

Eosinophilic keratitis can be tricky to treat at the best of times, especially when the cornea is also ulcerated and topical steroid treatment is contraindicated.

This patient was treated with 0.2 mg/kg triamcinolone (Kenalog) via subcutaneous injection along with topical cidofovir q 12 hours and topical chloramphenicol ointment q 8 hours initially. The second image was taken 14 days later and there was a marked difference in corneal clarity and the ulceration had resolved. Topical tacrolimus was initiated q 12 hours and the chloramphenicol ointment was stopped. It is hoped that a further improvement will be noted with regards to the remaining corneal vascularisation and that eventually over time, clinical remission can be achieved as documented in the literature 🐈‍⬛

07/10/2026

Happy howls from the beautiful Kodi after finding out his ulcer has healed! 👏🏼

👀 Join us at the clinic for a free, in-person interactive CPD evening on the topic of ophthalmic emergencies and their m...
30/09/2026

👀 Join us at the clinic for a free, in-person interactive CPD evening on the topic of ophthalmic emergencies and their management in general practice. Plenty of free on-site parking and food will be provided, of course! 👀

👀 We’re hiring! Looking for a Registered Veterinary Nurse to join our friendly, experienced team 👀This patient focussed ...
28/09/2026

👀 We’re hiring! Looking for a Registered Veterinary Nurse to join our friendly, experienced team 👀

This patient focussed role involves assisting our ophthalmologists in consultations and with minor procedures, and includes all aspects of peri-operative inpatient care and anaesthetic provision.

We love what we do and proudly hold ourselves to the highest clinical standards. No previous ophthalmology experience is required; full training will be provided as needed.

If you’d like to find out more or wish to submit your CV please email:

[email protected]

25/09/2026

👀 Spontaneous chronic corneal epithelial defects (SCCEDs) can be frustrating to treat at the best of times, however French bulldogs are more likely to take longer to heal and suffer from further complications following diamond-burr debridement of their ulcers.

Why? It is proposed that genetics contribute to French bulldogs developing ulcers at a younger age, and that their brachycephalic conformation and physiology contributes to a significantly increased susceptibility to corneal infection. Additionally, the breed temperament can make post-operative medication application difficult which may also contribute to the development of complications and delayed healing.

Key points: be patient, ensure cases are adequately medicated, monitor patients closely for complications especially corneal infection, and be prepared to repeat debridement in some cases. Ask for advice or refer if possible if you think things are getting complicated!

☝🏼Another busy day of eye testing at the clinic!Lorna Newman BVM&S CertVOphthal MRCVS has over 25 years of experience as...
16/09/2026

☝🏼Another busy day of eye testing at the clinic!

Lorna Newman BVM&S CertVOphthal MRCVS has over 25 years of experience as a BVA Eye Panelist and holds regular testing days here at Animal Eye Care.

🐾 To book for testing of individual dogs or for litter screens visit:

www.lornanewmaneyevet.co.uk

11/09/2026

👉🏼 Want to know more about lipid aqueous?

21/08/2026

💧Parotid duct transposition surgery is a good option for patients with dry eye where immunomodulatory therapy such as ciclosporin ointments or tacrolimus drops have not been effective, and where vision loss or ongoing ocular discomfort is a feature.

👉🏼 Lipogranulomatous Conjunctivitis in Cats- Presents as smooth, nodular, white-yellow masses in the palpebral conjuncti...
12/08/2026

👉🏼 Lipogranulomatous Conjunctivitis in Cats

- Presents as smooth, nodular, white-yellow masses in the palpebral conjunctiva associated with the Meibomian glands
- ⁠Irritation caused by the masses may result in blepharospasm, ocular discharge and keratitis
- ⁠Mainly affects the upper eyelids but in some cases the lower eyelids are involved
- ⁠White cats are over-represented and it is thought solar-induced radiation damages the Meibomian glands
- ⁠Blockage of normal secretions from the Meibomian glands results in leakage of the secretions into the conjunctiva causing the inflammatory granulomas
- ⁠The lesions respond poorly to topical medications and surgical excision is the treatment of choice, with minimal recurrence noted

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250 Cygnet Court
Warrington
WA11PP

Telephone

+441925363022

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