The Eye Care for Animals group is dedicated to providing the finest in veterinary ophthalmology services. Our staff of board certified ophthalmologists and clinical specialists provide the highest level of care, education, and understanding to our clients, their pets, and our referring veterinarians. Our practices are conveniently located in Arizona, California, Illinois, Kansas, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Utah and Virginia. Please visit our locations for further details and information.

Our facilities include multiple exam rooms, diagnostic areas, surgical suites and are designed to provide safe and effective ophthalmology services to our referred patients. We collaborate with other area specialists including neurologists, dermatologists, dentists and surgeons. Our facilities are equipped with operating microscopes, phacoemulsification units, various types of cryo-surgical units, carbon dioxide and diode direct and indirect lasers, electroretinography and ultrasonography. In addition, our equipment includes standard biomicroscopes, indirect ophthalmoscopes, applanation tonometers and fundus cameras.


Our ophthalmology services treat more than 10,000 patients a year. In addition, we provide consultation services at the Phoenix Zoo and various wildlife rehabilitation groups. Equine ophthalmology is provided at the Arizona Equine Center in Gilbert, Arizona.

To create an innovative veterinary ophthalmic organization with uniform operational systems that provides for growth with higher practice standards in underserved markets and creates unparalleled educational and career opportunities.

The doctors and staff at Eye Care for Animals are dedicated to providing a safe, effective and timely ophthalmology service to our referring patients, their owners, and, most importantly, the referring veterinarian. We collaborate with area specialists such as neurologists, dermatologists, dentists, and surgeons when needed to treat congenital, hereditary, and acquired (traumatic) eye diseases. We strive to provide the most modern, technologically advanced, state of the art animal eye care in the United States. Our patients include companion animals such as canine, feline, avian, equine, and pocket pet species. We also work closely with local and state supported wildlife rehabilitation groups, and we provide services for the local zoos in our practice locations.

Our facilities are designed with patient care and comfort in mind. Each facility includes multiple exam rooms, diagnostic areas, and modern surgical suites. Patient safety is of utmost importance, and therefore, each surgical suite is equipped with advanced monitoring systems to ensure your pet will have a safe anesthetic episode. Monitoring systems and equipment include closed circuit gas anesthetic machines, electrocardiography to monitor heart rate and pulse, blood pressure monitors, ventilation systems and monitors, carbon dioxide monitors to ensure your pet is breathing well, and pulse oximetry to monitor each patient’s blood oxygen levels.

Diagnostic equipment available to your pet includes biomicroscopy, indirect ophthalmoscopy, electroretinography, ultrasonography, applanation tonometry and fluorescein angiography. Our equipment also includes operating microscopes to allow intra-operative magnification, phacoemulsification units for the removal of cataracts and various cryo-surgical units for the treatment of glaucoma, eyelid abnormalities, and tumor treatment. We also feature carbon dioxide and diode direct and indirect laser equipment for the treatment of glaucoma, as well as retinal reattachment procedures.


At Eye Care for Animals, we want to work with you and your referring veterinarian to provide your pet with the highest quality of life, comfort and care.

Human Resources

For questions related to human resources including:
benefits, payroll, and staffing questions
careers@eyecareforanimals.com