Animal Vision Center of Virginia

Animal Vision Center of Virginia Animal Vision Center of Virginia is a full service veterinary ophthalmology practice. OUR VISION IMPROVES THEIRS

We love animals.
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We are passionate about helping them live better lives through better vision. At the Animal Vision Center of Virginia, we are dedicated to providing the highest quality ophthalmic care available to animals of all shapes, sizes, species and breeds. Our practice is equipped with the latest, and most advanced equipment to care for our patients. Our goal is to provide the best ocular care possible for

all animals. Whether you’re a referring veterinarian or a pet owner, partner with Dr. Heather Brookshire and Animal Vision Center of Virginia and see for yourself. Virginia Beach Main Office Location:
520 Constitution Drive, Virginia Beach, VA 23462

Chesapeake Location (Available by Appointment Only):
228 Mt. Pleasant Road, Chesapeake, VA 23322

Your service dog relies on their vision, and you rely on them 🦮 Animal Vision Center of Virginia proudly offers free ey...
06/05/2026

Your service dog relies on their vision, and you rely on them 🦮 Animal Vision Center of Virginia proudly offers free eye screening exams for qualifying service dogs year-round, not just during the ACVO's annual May event!

Please visit the ACVO website to determine if your pet qualifies for this benefit, then call 757-749-4838 to speak with a team member about setting up a Service Dog screening examination: https://brnw.ch/21x385T

Thank you, Damary, for trusting us with Whiskey's eye care – and for sharing such kind words about your experience! Our ...
05/22/2026

Thank you, Damary, for trusting us with Whiskey's eye care – and for sharing such kind words about your experience! Our goal is always to make sure pet parents feel informed and at ease during every step of the process.

05/15/2026

Allergy and infection symptoms can look similar at a glance, but here's how you can spot the difference:

Allergies:
🔹 Clear, watery discharge, typically occuring in both eyes
🔹 Often accompanied by itching & sneezing

Infections:
🔹 Thicker yellow or green discharge, usually presenting in one eye first
🔹 Pet may be squinting or keeping the eye closed due to pain

Evelynn recently stopped by for treatment of her feline herpesvirus – the most common cause of chronic conjunctivitis in cats.

Pets come to us in a variety of shapes, sizes, species, and breeds, but our goal is always the same: to provide the best...
05/12/2026

Pets come to us in a variety of shapes, sizes, species, and breeds, but our goal is always the same: to provide the best ocular care possible 💙

Oliver is just finishing up some charts, he’ll be right with you. 💻
04/30/2026

Oliver is just finishing up some charts, he’ll be right with you. 💻

04/29/2026

As you can tell, Elliot is doing great after his cataract surgery. 😆

His family are dedicated fosters with the Dachshund Rescue of North America, a group that does incredible work giving dachshunds, especially seniors, a second chance at finding loving homes.

We’re always inspired by the compassion and commitment it takes to foster, and grateful for the people who open their homes to these feisty little pups. 🥰

If you’re looking to adopt or support, be sure to check them out.

👩‍💻www.DRNA.org (http://www.drna.org/)
Facebook ➡️DRNArescue

Earlier this month Dr. Brookshire visited the Virginia Beach Animal Control and Adoption Center () to see Melon. 👁️Melon...
04/28/2026

Earlier this month Dr. Brookshire visited the Virginia Beach Animal Control and Adoption Center () to see Melon. 👁️

Melon had an eyelid mass removed and needed follow-up care to ensure proper healing and comfort. Cases like this can benefit from specialized ophthalmic equipment and expertise to closely evaluate the eye.

He’s now doing much better and on the road to healing. 💛

Melon is an adult male pit mix (5–8 years old), about 60 lbs, and full of personality – active, friendly, and ready for a home of his own. 🐶

If you’re interested in giving him the fresh start he deserves, please reach out to to learn more.
👩‍💻www.vbacac.com (http://www.vbacac.com/)
🤳(757)385-4444

Grateful for our patients, both near and far who trust us to care for their fur babies. 💙🐾
04/27/2026

Grateful for our patients, both near and far who trust us to care for their fur babies. 💙🐾

👁️These are the eyes of an 11-year-old dog with diabetes who came to us with advanced cataracts causing vision loss.We p...
04/24/2026

👁️These are the eyes of an 11-year-old dog with diabetes who came to us with advanced cataracts causing vision loss.

We performed cataract surgery to remove the cloudy lenses and replace them with artificial lenses, helping to restore vision.

Cataracts develop when the normally clear lens becomes cloudy, preventing light from properly reaching the retina. They most commonly form due to genetics, but can also be caused by diabetes, inflammation, trauma, or nutritional factors.

With the right care, surgery can help restore vision and allow pets to confidently navigate their world again. 🐾

Address

520 Constitution Drive
Virginia Beach, VA
23462

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(757) 749-4838

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