Animal Eye Care of New England

Animal Eye Care of New England Animal Eye Care of New England offers compassionate, expert care for your pet’s eyes. ACVO
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Board-Certified Veterinary Ophthalmology with Isabel Ricarda Jurk, DVM, MSpVM, Dipl.

Zorro arrived for his initial exam and immediately decided this was also a spa day.He was here for entropion and conjunc...
06/12/2026

Zorro arrived for his initial exam and immediately decided this was also a spa day.

He was here for entropion and conjunctivitis, which can both make the eyes irritated and uncomfortable.

Medical exam? Yes.
Head scratches? Also yes.
Very good boy status? Confirmed.

Max is looking for his forever home.Max is a handsome 3-year-old Border Collie mix currently with Second Chance Animal C...
06/11/2026

Max is looking for his forever home.

Max is a handsome 3-year-old Border Collie mix currently with Second Chance Animal Center. He has had a rough start, but he is smart, playful, and absolutely loves to play ball.

Max is mostly blind and has been cared for by our team for his eye health. He had cataract surgery about a year ago, and during a recent recheck, he was diagnosed with progressive retinal atrophy, which means his vision will continue to worsen over time. Eventually, once he is fully blind, he may need both eyes removed to prevent the risk of glaucoma.

Even with limited vision, Max has adjusted well and does not let it stop him. He is excellent for his daily eye medications and, once he is comfortable with someone, he becomes a big, playful sweetheart.

Max would do best in a patient, understanding home with someone willing to continue helping him build confidence. A fenced-in yard would be ideal, especially since playing fetch brings him so much joy.

Please help Max find the home he deserves.

For more information, contact Second Chance Animal Center at 802-375-2898 ext. 305 or visit their website to fill out an adoption application:

https://2ndchanceanimalcenter.org/adopting-a-dog/

Shade has the kind of face that makes everyone want to be extra gentle. He looks like he’d love to snuggle up on our coz...
06/10/2026

Shade has the kind of face that makes everyone want to be extra gentle. He looks like he’d love to snuggle up on our cozy laps like a big puppy.

He came in for his first exam for a corneal ulcer, which is a sore or scratch on the surface of the eye. He was a sweet boy for his visit, and we’re glad we get to help him feel better.

At first glance you might think we had Taz from the Looney Tunes spinning around our office but it’s just Pumpernickel! ...
06/08/2026

At first glance you might think we had Taz from the Looney Tunes spinning around our office but it’s just Pumpernickel! She came in for her first visit and was investigating the whole facility 🤭

A little nervous, but still showing up like a pro.Lottie came in for an evaluation of an eyelid growth and did great. Ey...
06/05/2026

A little nervous, but still showing up like a pro.

Lottie came in for an evaluation of an eyelid growth and did great. Eyelid growths can sometimes rub against the eye, cause irritation, or lead to tearing and redness, so it’s always worth having them checked.

She may have been unsure at first, but she handled everything like a very brave girl.

“Did you get my good side?!?” - Nova
06/04/2026

“Did you get my good side?!?” - Nova

That little smile says it all.Bailey is doing well after her recent cataract surgery, and we’re so happy to see her look...
06/03/2026

That little smile says it all.

Bailey is doing well after her recent cataract surgery, and we’re so happy to see her looking this bright and comfortable.

Such a sweet girl.

That nervous-but-trying-his-best face gets us every time.Koda came in for an initial exam to evaluate entropion, which i...
05/29/2026

That nervous-but-trying-his-best face gets us every time.

Koda came in for an initial exam to evaluate entropion, which is when the eyelid rolls inward and the lashes or hair rub against the eye. It can cause irritation, squinting, tearing, redness, and even ulcers if left untreated.

He was a little nervous for his visit, but he was such a good boy and handled everything beautifully.

Bravery doesn’t always look bold. Sometimes it looks like sitting still, trusting the people around you, and doing your best.

Therapy dog energy is a real thing.Shea came in for her ACVO exam and brought that calm, happy presence therapy dogs see...
05/28/2026

Therapy dog energy is a real thing.

Shea came in for her ACVO exam and brought that calm, happy presence therapy dogs seem to have down perfectly. She was sweet, patient, and looked like she knew exactly how much joy she brings to people.

We’re always honored to help care for working animals like Shea, who spend so much of their time helping others.

Does your pet have “therapy dog” energy, or more of a “needs therapy after hearing the vacuum” energy?

A little different kind of patient spotlight today.This handsome boy is Niko, a K9 officer who came in for his ACVO eye ...
05/26/2026

A little different kind of patient spotlight today.

This handsome boy is Niko, a K9 officer who came in for his ACVO eye exam. He may look like he was ready to report for duty, but he was also a very good patient while he was here.

Working dogs like Niko rely on their vision every day, whether they are searching, tracking, protecting, or staying focused in busy environments. Being able to help check and protect that vision is something we truly appreciate.

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14 Sandy Lane
Whately, MA
01373

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+14133973540

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