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Dr Mundy Eye Vet Patricia Mundy, VetMB MRCVS grew up in Zambia and was educated in England. She is faculty at the University of Pennsylvania Vet Sch
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She received her Masters in Geography and Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Cambridge University, England in 2005. Patricia Mundy, VetMB MRCVS received her masters in Geography and Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Cambridge University in London, England in 2006. Dr. Mundy pursued her interest in ophthalmology by completing a prestigious Fellowship in Comparative Ophthalmic Pathology at the University of Wisconsin Veterinary/Medical School in Madison, Wisconsin in 2008. She is 1 of only 18 Comparative Ocular Pathology Fellows in the world, for which she was awarded an O-1 inter nation renowned specialist visa. Dr. Mundy was selected out go 60 applicants to complete a Comparative Ophthalmology Residency at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY in July 2012. Dr. Mundy’s interests include clinical, surgical & comparative ophthalmology as well as ocular neoplastic and inflammatory processes. She has been awarded research grants from the European Society of Veterinary Ophthalmologist and American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists to pursue these interest. Dr Mundy is a board certified ophthalmologist.

07/31/2026

PURCHASE TICKETS Join us for a heartwarming night at the SPCA as we come together to celebrate and raise funds for the animals we love! This is our most important...

In England the national health service started a 20 million pound 3 year initiative to test for HIV/AIDS in the ER unles...
12/13/2023

In England the national health service started a 20 million pound 3 year initiative to test for HIV/AIDS in the ER unless you opt out.

In the first few months they found nearly 800 people who didn’t know their status.

I can’t imagine “US tax dollars” being used in a similar fashion. Health care in Europe is night and day compared to the U.S.

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Every now and then am reminded of why I love what I do so humbled to take care of animals. Nothing makes me smile like m...
10/31/2017

Every now and then am reminded of why I love what I do so humbled to take care of animals. Nothing makes me smile like my patients 🐷😁

Pacino is one of my long term patients. He had cataract surgery a year ago and every time he comes to see me he travels ...
04/07/2015

Pacino is one of my long term patients. He had cataract surgery a year ago and every time he comes to see me he travels in style by hitching a ride on his dad's shoulder!!!!

Adelaide the kangaroo was the highlight of my visit to Staten Island Zoo! Even better news she had a normal eye exam! Ob...
03/26/2015

Adelaide the kangaroo was the highlight of my visit to Staten Island Zoo! Even better news she had a normal eye exam! Obviously I am not excited at all by my face that a kangaroo is eating from my hand

Nothing says selfie like a sloth selfie... Think CC is doing an ophthalmic exam on me
03/26/2015

Nothing says selfie like a sloth selfie... Think CC is doing an ophthalmic exam on me

I am lucky to have the most amazing patients but every now and again one comes along that steals your heart. Caesar had ...
01/14/2015

I am lucky to have the most amazing patients but every now and again one comes along that steals your heart. Caesar had cataract surgery 6 weeks ago after being rescued by Yorkie911 Rescue, Inc, who do amazing work he now has a wonderful mum and dad who I love as much as Ceasar. Every time he comes in to see me his new mum and dad dress him up especially. Was wonderful to see Caesar today in his best costume yet. I can't wait to see his costume when he comes for his re-check in a months time! Not only can Caesar see but he is also a fashionista!

Rainbow was rescued with horrific eye injuries. She had an open wound with no eyelids and was very painful. Surgery was ...
01/12/2015

Rainbow was rescued with horrific eye injuries. She had an open wound with no eyelids and was very painful. Surgery was performed to re-create her eyelids and it was wonderful to see her today looking so well!

Working with rescue groups sometimes means you see cases of extreme cruelty. A month ago I examine three kittens all wit...
01/06/2015

Working with rescue groups sometimes means you see cases of extreme cruelty. A month ago I examine three kittens all with the worst eye damage i have ever seen. There was so much damage we could not save Breezy's eyes; we managed to save one of Salema's eyes and both of Snickers eyes although she has some scarring. Was wonderful to see all three of them today a month later - now very happy, playful, wonderful kittens and quite the handful as my technician Kerrie discovered!!

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