Surgical Solutions for Eyelid Disorders: Entropion and Ectropion Repair Eyelids that roll inward or outward cause chronic irritation that damages corneas and creates persistent discomfort. Entropion forces lashes and hair against the eye surface with every blink, creating ulceration and scarring. Ectropion exposes delicate conjunctival tissue to air and debris, leading to inflammation and infection. [...]
Understanding Corneal Dystrophy: A Genetic Eye Condition in Pets What does it mean when you look into your pet's eyes and notice something isn't quite right? It’s natural to feel concerned about your pet’s vision and comfort. One change to watch for could be corneal dystrophy, a hereditary condition that affects the clarity of the [...]
Eyelid Tumors in Pets: Knowing When Surgery Is the Right Choice That small bump near your pet's eye might seem harmless, but eyelid tumors can grow quickly and interfere with blinking or irritate the cornea. Early veterinary evaluation is key- some growths are benign, while others require surgical removal to preserve vision and comfort. Quick [...]
Managing Dry Eye in Pets: Relief for a Common Condition A dog that constantly rubs their eyes or a cat with thick discharge may be suffering from dry eye syndrome. If left untreated, it can cause chronic irritation, corneal damage, and even vision loss. Fortunately, with the right treatment plan, pets can stay comfortable long [...]
Uveitis Explained: Why Early Diagnosis and Specialist Care Matter for Pets When Subtle Eye Changes Signal a Bigger Problem Your dog blinks more than usual, or your cat hides from sunny windows. Maybe the eye looks a little cloudy, or you notice squinting when the lights are bright. These subtle signs are easy to dismiss, [...]
Cherry Eye in Pets: What It Is and How It’s Corrected When you notice something unusual about your pet's eye, it can be alarming. Cherry eye, with its characteristic red or pink mass in the corner of the eye, can be particularly concerning. We understand how unsettling it can be to see your beloved pet [...]
At Envision More Veterinary Ophthalmology, we know how much your dog means to you. Seeing changes in your pet’s eyes can be scary, especially when the condition is chronic. One of the more common long-term eye diseases we treat is pannus—a manageable but progressive condition that can affect your dog’s vision if left unchecked. This [...]
As cherished members of our families, pets rely on clear vision to explore, play, and connect with the world around them. When that vision becomes cloudy, it’s more than a cosmetic concern—it can dramatically impact their safety, independence, and overall quality of life. At Envision More Veterinary Ophthalmology in Cypress, Texas, we understand how concerning [...]
Diagnosing and Treating Corneal Ulcers in Horses: Causes, Treatments, and Prognosis If your horse comes in from the pasture squinting, tearing, or with a cloudy eye, it’s time to act fast. What may look like a minor irritation could be a corneal ulcer—a painful and potentially vision-threatening condition that needs prompt treatment. At Envision [...]
Diagnosing and Managing Sudden Blindness in Dogs: A Veterinary Guide for Pet Owners Understanding Sudden Blindness in Dogs Witnessing your dog lose vision suddenly can be alarming and distressing. Many pet owners first notice their dog bumping into objects, hesitating in unfamiliar spaces, or showing increased anxiety. Sudden onset blindness (SOB) can result from various [...]
