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Now Open in Newtown Square!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Open House! 💙We loved welcoming friends, family, and members of the local ve...
09/18/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Open House! 💙

We loved welcoming friends, family, and members of the local veterinary community into our practice and spending the evening connecting with both familiar and new faces.

We’re so grateful for the warm welcome we’ve received in Newtown Square and for the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with the veterinary teams around us.

Thank you for making the evening such a special one!

Come learn about VECPA here at Thorncroft Equestrian Center in Malvern! We’ll be here from 5pm-8pm, come grab some free ...
09/03/2026

Come learn about VECPA here at Thorncroft Equestrian Center in Malvern! We’ll be here from 5pm-8pm, come grab some free goodies 😎

Our hospital will be closed Monday, September 7th for Labor Day and will be back in office Tuesday the 8th. We hope you ...
09/03/2026

Our hospital will be closed Monday, September 7th for Labor Day and will be back in office Tuesday the 8th. We hope you all have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend!

Meet Max and Niko! They came to us with raised red lesions on their eyes. After examination they were diagnosed with Pan...
08/27/2026

Meet Max and Niko! They came to us with raised red lesions on their eyes. After examination they were diagnosed with Pannus. Pannus, also known as Chronic Superficial Keratitis, is an immune-mediated eye disease that can spread across the surface of the cornea. Pannus is very common in German Shepherds. After being treated with anti-inflammatory eye drops, Max and Nikos disease is now under control! They will need to be on long-term eye drops to prevent further risks of flare-ups in the future. We are so happy they are doing great!

Our clients and patients at VEC PA have been wonderful, and it is a privilege to help care for the pets who mean so much...
08/17/2026

Our clients and patients at VEC PA have been wonderful, and it is a privilege to help care for the pets who mean so much to their families. 💙

We’re grateful to the families who trust us with their pet’s eye care and to the local veterinary community for welcoming us as a resource for specialty ophthalmology care.

Meet Miss Annie!Miss Annie came to VEC PA with symptoms that are commonly seen in short-nosed dogs. Her eyelids don’t fu...
08/13/2026

Meet Miss Annie!

Miss Annie came to VEC PA with symptoms that are commonly seen in short-nosed dogs. Her eyelids don’t fully close, and some of the tiny hairs near the inner corners of her eyes rub against the surface of the eye. Over time, this can lead to irritation, extra tearing, and tear staining.

The reassuring news is that Miss Annie’s corneas are healthy! Dr. Yeh recommended an eye ointment to help support her tear film, improve comfort, and keep the surface of her eyes as healthy as possible.

For pets like Miss Annie, eye care is often about finding the right plan for long-term comfort. If you’ve noticed tearing, irritation, or changes in your pet’s eyes, our team is here to help you understand what’s going on and what options may support their comfort.

Pets cannot tell us when their vision feels different, but their behavior may offer clues.Bumping into objects, hesitati...
08/11/2026

Pets cannot tell us when their vision feels different, but their behavior may offer clues.

Bumping into objects, hesitating on stairs, acting startled, or having difficulty finding toys or treats can be signs of vision changes.

If you notice changes in your pet’s eyes or behavior, VEC PA can help evaluate what may be going on.

Sweet 16-year-old Gigi handled her visit with Dr. Yeh like a pro!Gigi was diagnosed with conjunctivitis in both eyes and...
08/06/2026

Sweet 16-year-old Gigi handled her visit with Dr. Yeh like a pro!

Gigi was diagnosed with conjunctivitis in both eyes and a corneal ulcer in her right eye, which means she had inflammation around her eyes, along with a small wound on the clear surface of one eye.

Her treatment plan is focused on calming the inflammation, helping the ulcer heal, and keeping her as comfortable as possible.

Dr. Yeh also noted some age-related lens changes, including nuclear sclerosis and cataracts, which we’ll continue to keep an eye on over time.

We’re so glad we could help Gigi and her family better understand what’s happening and how to support her eye health moving forward.

Some eye conditions require more than medication alone.At VEC PA, our team offers medical and surgical ophthalmology car...
08/04/2026

Some eye conditions require more than medication alone.

At VEC PA, our team offers medical and surgical ophthalmology care for pets, with treatment recommendations guided by a careful exam and advanced diagnostics.

Every plan is tailored to the patient, their condition, and what will best support comfort and eye health.

Veterinary colleagues, we’d love to welcome you to the Veterinary Eye Center – Pennsylvania Open House and Reception! St...
07/30/2026

Veterinary colleagues, we’d love to welcome you to the Veterinary Eye Center – Pennsylvania Open House and Reception!

Stop by our location in Newtown Square on Thursday, September 17, from 6–9 PM to meet the VEC PA team, tour the space, and get a closer look at our ophthalmic diagnostic and surgical capabilities.

Enjoy food, drinks, giveaways, and an evening of conversation and connection. We hope to see you there – RSVP at the link in our bio!

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3620 Chapel Road, Newtown Square
Newtown Square, PA
19073

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