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Charleston Animal Eye Veterinary ophthalmologist - NOW OPEN! 1716 Ashley River Road Charleston SC 29407 -SC’s only locally owned & operated vet ophthalmology practice

We’re proud to support the veterinary ophthalmology community beyond the exam room! 👁️💙 This year, our practice sponsore...
10/12/2026

We’re proud to support the veterinary ophthalmology community beyond the exam room! 👁️💙

This year, our practice sponsored a special event for the children of members attending the annual American College of Veterinary Ophthalmology meeting. We were thrilled to help bring some extra magic to the event by sponsoring an actress to entertain the kids as Cinderella! ✨👑

It was a small way for us to give back to the veterinary ophthalmology community as colleagues gather to continue their education, share knowledge, and learn about the latest advancements in our field.

We’re grateful to be part of a community that continues to learn, grow, and support one another!

Have you noticed a change in your pet’s eyes? 👁️🐾 While some eye problems may be easy to spot, others can develop withou...
09/30/2026

Have you noticed a change in your pet’s eyes? 👁️🐾 While some eye problems may be easy to spot, others can develop without obvious signs.

If you notice redness, squinting, discharge, cloudiness, changes in vision, or anything else that seems unusual, an ophthalmic exam can help determine what’s going on and whether treatment is needed.

When it comes to your pet’s eyes, noticing changes early can make a difference. 💙

https://charlestonanimaleyespecialists.com/contact/

Not every eye problem starts with the eye itself. 👁️Abnormal eyelid conformation or eyelashes can rub against the surfac...
09/28/2026

Not every eye problem starts with the eye itself. 👁️

Abnormal eyelid conformation or eyelashes can rub against the surface of the eye, causing irritation, discomfort, and even corneal ulcers.

Charleston Animal Eye Specialists offers corrective eyelid surgery to address abnormal eyelid positioning and remove problematic eyelashes when needed—helping protect your pet’s eyes and keep them comfortable. 🐾

Most corneal ulcers can heal with medical treatment, but some can become infected and progress deeper into the cornea. D...
09/24/2026

Most corneal ulcers can heal with medical treatment, but some can become infected and progress deeper into the cornea. Deep ulcers can weaken the cornea and potentially lead to perforation or rupture of the eye.

When surgery is needed, our ophthalmology team may graft tissue into deep or perforated ulcers to help protect the eye and preserve vision.

Happy First Day of Fall! 🍂Cooler weather means more opportunities for walks, outdoor adventures, and cozy moments with o...
09/22/2026

Happy First Day of Fall! 🍂

Cooler weather means more opportunities for walks, outdoor adventures, and cozy moments with our pets. Don't forget to keep up with your pet's preventive care so they can enjoy a happy, healthy season! 🐾

Cataracts can cause progressively blurred vision and, when the entire lens is affected, may result in blindness.Charlest...
09/18/2026

Cataracts can cause progressively blurred vision and, when the entire lens is affected, may result in blindness.

Charleston Animal Eye Specialists offers cataract surgery for appropriate candidates. Before surgery, pets undergo specialized testing to evaluate the eyes and determine whether surgery is a good option.

These tests may include ocular ultrasound, electroretinography, gonioscopy, and blood work. 🐶🐱👁️

Glaucoma can be painful and may lead to vision loss, making early evaluation especially important. 👁️Gonioscopy is a spe...
09/15/2026

Glaucoma can be painful and may lead to vision loss, making early evaluation especially important. 👁️

Gonioscopy is a specialized technique that allows our team to examine the drainage angle of the eye and assess your pet’s risk of developing glaucoma.

If your pet is at risk for glaucoma, specialized ophthalmic testing can help us better understand their eyes and determine appropriate care.

Happy Hug Your Hound Day! 🐶🩷 A little extra love goes a long way. Just remember, not every dog enjoys hugs, so celebrate...
09/13/2026

Happy Hug Your Hound Day! 🐶🩷

A little extra love goes a long way. Just remember, not every dog enjoys hugs, so celebrate in the way your pup loves best, whether that's belly rubs, treats, playtime, or a cozy cuddle. Understanding your dog's body language is an important part of pet wellness and helps them feel safe and loved every day.

Happy Labor Day! ❤️💙Today we celebrate the dedication, hard work, and commitment that help strengthen our communities ev...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day! ❤️💙

Today we celebrate the dedication, hard work, and commitment that help strengthen our communities every day.

We hope everyone enjoys a well-deserved day of rest and quality time with the people—and pets—they love. 🐾

Your pet’s eyes can tell us a lot about their overall comfort and vision. 👁️🐾At Charleston Animal Eye Specialists, compr...
09/03/2026

Your pet’s eyes can tell us a lot about their overall comfort and vision. 👁️🐾

At Charleston Animal Eye Specialists, comprehensive ocular exams allow our team to take a closer look at the eyes, identify abnormalities, and determine the best next steps for your pet.

If you’ve noticed changes in your pet’s eyes or vision, an ophthalmic exam can help get to the bottom of it.

Address

1716 Ashley River Road
Charleston, SC
29407

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+18437909088

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