Eye Clinic for Animals Artarmon
Last updated★ 4.6 · 147 Google reviews
Eye Clinic for Animals is a veterinary eye clinic in Artarmon that treats cataracts, glaucoma, corneal ulcers and other eye disease in dogs and cats, as well as exotic, farm and wildlife animals. Visitors often arrive after eye treatment elsewhere has not worked, and say the surgeons explain the options and costs clearly. Artarmon Park is a two-minute walk away.
Care at Eye Clinic for Animals Artarmon
Everyday care
Surgery and diagnostics
The clinic's website describes advanced diagnostics and pre-surgical testing before eye operations, with surgery on the eyelids, corneas, lenses and retina. It says it works with Taronga Zoo and Western Plains Zoo, gives free care to RSPCA shelter and seized animals, and looks after animals brought in by native wildlife rescuers.
Animals Eye Clinic for Animals Artarmon sees
What customers say about Eye Clinic for Animals Artarmon
- 💬Clear options: customers say the vets explain the risks and costs before surgery
- 💬Gentle with anxious animals: owners praise patient staff with nervous dogs
Tips for visiting Eye Clinic for Animals Artarmon
- ✓Cataract surgery prices are published: $7,500 for one eye and $9,500 for both, including the consultation, diagnostics, surgery, medicines and three post-operative visits. Diabetic patients pay $400 more.
- ✓Parking is available and the entrance is step-free, which suits owners with mobility needs
FAQ about Eye Clinic for Animals Artarmon
Does Eye Clinic for Animals do cataract surgery?
Yes. Cataract surgery is one of its listed services, and the clinic publishes prices for one or both eyes.
Does Eye Clinic for Animals treat exotic pets?
Yes. Its website says it treats small, large and exotic animals, including zoo and wildlife patients.
Is Eye Clinic for Animals open 24 hours?
No. It is open on weekdays during the day, not overnight or at weekends.