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

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.

09/01/2026

Thank you, Stefan, for your kind words and recommendation! We’re so glad you and your pets had such a great experience with our team. Creating a welcoming, comfortable environment for both pets and their families means so much to us! 🐾✨😊

08/28/2026

👁️ Healthy eyes play an important role in your pet's overall well-being. Here are a few simple ways you can help protect their vision:

• Watch for signs like redness, squinting, excessive tearing, cloudiness, or discharge.
• Keep the hair around your pet's eyes trimmed (if appropriate) to help reduce irritation.
• Prevent rough play or activities that could lead to eye injuries.
• Use only medications prescribed for your pet's eyes—never use human eye drops unless directed by your veterinarian.
• If you notice sudden changes in your pet's vision or eye appearance, seek veterinary care promptly.

A little prevention goes a long way when it comes to preserving your pet's eye health and comfort. 💕

08/26/2026

Happy International Dog Day! 👁️🐶

Today we're celebrating our loyal companions and the joy they bring to our lives!

While dogs rely on their eyes to explore the world, eye conditions can affect pets of any age or breed. If you notice signs like redness, squinting, excessive tearing, discharge, or cloudiness, it's important to have their eyes evaluated promptly.

Early detection and treatment can help preserve your dog's vision and keep them enjoying all of life's adventures.

Happy International Dog Day to all the amazing pups out there! 💙

08/20/2026

🐾 Healthy eyes start with proactive care.

OFA Companion Animal Eye Registry (CAER) exams are specialized eye screenings performed by veterinary ophthalmologists to evaluate dogs for observable hereditary eye diseases.

These exams provide valuable information that can help breeders make informed decisions and support the health of future generations.

If you’re interested in learning more about OFA eye certification exams, contact us to schedule an evaluation. https://charlestonanimaleyespecialists.com/contact/

08/17/2026

Have you noticed a pink or red bump in the corner of your pet's eye?

This may be "cherry eye," a condition where the gland of the third eyelid prolapses. While it may not always seem painful, the gland plays an important role in tear production and eye health.

Early evaluation can help determine the most appropriate treatment and support long-term eye function.

If you notice a new swelling near your pet's eye, contact us to schedule an ophthalmic examination.

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08/13/2026

👁️ Could an eyelid mass be affecting your pet's comfort?

Eyelid masses can be easy to overlook, especially when they're small. Because they're located so close to the eye, even a small growth can irritate every time your pet blinks.

If you've noticed changes around your pet's eye, don't ignore them. Having an eyelid mass evaluated early can help prevent discomfort and protect the surface of the eye.

08/11/2026

🐾 Is that bump on your pet's eyelid getting bigger?

Eyelid masses are common, especially in older pets. While many are benign, they can still rub against the eye and cause irritation or damage to the cornea.

Removing eyelid masses early can improve your pet's comfort and help protect the health of their eye.

If you've noticed a new lump near your pet's eye, contact us to schedule an ophthalmic evaluation. Early assessment can help determine the best treatment plan for your pet. https://charlestonanimaleyespecialists.com/contact/

08/08/2026

Happy International Cat Day! 👁️🐱

Cats may have incredible vision, but they're not immune to eye problems. From squinting and excessive tearing to redness or cloudiness, changes in your cat's eyes can be signs that something isn't right.

If you notice any changes in your feline friend's eyes, don't wait—early diagnosis and treatment can help protect their vision and keep them comfortable.

Here's to celebrating the curious, playful, and lovable cats who brighten our lives every day! 💗

08/07/2026

👁️ Some eye diseases develop before you notice symptoms.

Gonioscopy is a specialized test used to evaluate your pet's drainage angle and assess their risk for glaucoma—a painful condition that can lead to vision loss.

Certain breeds are more predisposed to glaucoma, making early screening especially valuable.

When it comes to preserving vision, prevention and early detection make all the difference.

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

Website

https://charlestonanimaleyespecialists.com/

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