Animal Eye Care of Richmond

11/25/2025

11/01/2025

Joey and the entire team at Animal Eye Care of Richmond hope that you had a happy Halloween!

10/14/2025

Happy vet tech week to all of the hard working veterinary technicians everywhere ! We have simply the best team possible and we are thankful every day! Thank you for all you do!

10/14/2025

HAPPPPY licensed veterinary technician week to all LVT’s, especially our own!

This week, we proudly honor our skilled, compassionate, and dedicated licensed veterinary technicians who are an essential part of everything we do here at Animal Eye Care of Richmond.

Amy, Kadijah and Lauren, your expertise in veterinary ophthalmology, patient care and anesthesia along with the constant support for our clients, doctors and staff do not go unnoticed!!

Thank you for your commitment to excellence, your love for animals, and your continued pursuit of learning and growth in such a specialized field. We are incredibly grateful for each of you—and so are the many pets whose lives you help to see more clearly.

10/09/2025

Sweet Maura was in this week for surgery to correct her keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS) - also known as dry eye syndrome. Dr. Blair performed a parotid duct transposition (PDT) which is a surgical procedure performed primarily to manage KCS in dogs that do not respond adequately to medical therapy. The goal of the surgery is to redirect saliva from the parotid salivary gland to the ocular surface, thereby providing lubrication and moisture to the cornea and conjunctiva. Maura was already producing plenty of moisture before even leaving the surgery table!

08/19/2025

It’s a bittersweet moment as we say goodbye to one of our own! Kira, your dedication, hard work and passion for animals have always shone through… So it’s no surprise that you’re off to pursue your dream at .
We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll accomplish. We will miss you!

07/31/2025

On Tuesday, we had a Frenchie cherry eye special!

07/22/2025

A coming of age story: 8 month old Gunner was finally old enough for his entropion repair. He immediately looked more comfortable in recovery!