Improving Pet Vision is a Passion for Dr. Taylor Belk
Have you met Dr. Taylor Belk? Animal lover, bird watcher and Bulldogs fan, she recently relocated to Virginia Beach to join Animal Vision Center of Virginia (AVCVA) for a three-year ophthalmology residency.
Originally from Macon, Ga., she holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Forest Resources and a Doctor [READ MORE]
New Year, New Goals
Amid this most unusual year, we are grateful for so much—including the relationships we share with our amazing clients, their sweet pets and our Hampton Roads veterinary professionals. We’ve enjoyed seeing you at our drive-up and telemedicine appointments, and we send glad tidings for the year ahead. Perhaps like you, our [READ MORE]
Welcome Dr. Taylor Belk and Dr. Amanda Romaneck to AVCVA!
We’re expanding our team to better serve you!
Our family is growing. Animal Vision Center of Virginia opened in 2015 with just one team member extraordinaire and a very busy Veterinary Ophthalmologist. Over the years, we have expanded our staff and practice space incrementally to meet the needs of our [READ MORE]
Treating Pet Patients in the Time of Coronavirus
Just a few months ago, life was so much simpler. We ran errands, met friends after work and hit the gym without a second thought. That changed with the emergence of COVID-19. Faced with health updates that seemed to change by the hour, medical providers, like us, worked swiftly to [READ MORE]
Friendly New Faces at AVCVA!
You may have noticed friendly new faces at Animal Vision Center of Virginia. We are pleased to welcome Jason Ball, veterinary assistant, and Samantha Gossman, our new receptionist.
A Kempsville High School graduate, Jason began working with us in 2019 as an intern from the Tidewater Community College’s Veterinary program, where [READ MORE]
Expansion Plans to Better Serve You
If you’ve stopped by Animal Vision Center of Virginia lately, you’ve may have noticed a little “home improvement” activity in the works. Yes! We are in the process of expanding our practice into roomy new space that has become available next door. When the dust settles in June, we will [READ MORE]
“SEE” Us at the Seaside CE Series
Our friends at The Center of Veterinary Expertise (COVE) have been super busy, handling final arrangements for their second annual continuing education event for the region’s veterinary practitioners. The Seaside CE Series, May 28-31, will bring together local professionals from the veterinary field for a four-day series of classes, courses [READ MORE]
Helping Hard-working Service and Therapy Animals See Clearly
While dogs don’t wear glasses, they do need to have their eyes checked regularly, especially if they are a registered service or therapy animal. May is National Service Dog Eye Examination Month, and many board-certified diplomats of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists, like me, will offer free screenings [READ MORE]
Welcoming Dr. Marlene Pariser to Animal Vision Center of Virginia
Have you met our new partner? Dr. Marlene Pariser, DVM, DACVD, is now operating Coastal Virginia Veterinary Dermatology out of our office. Specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of animals with disorders of the skin, hair, ears and nails, she brings a wealth of expertise in helping both her clients [READ MORE]
Save a Trip with Our New Telemedicine Consultations
You don’t always have to travel to us for ocular evaluations. Animal Vision Center of Virginia is now offering telemedicine consultations for our veterinary partners and existing clients, and you can consult with our staff in real-time using the TeleVet mobile app.
If you’re new to the concept of telemedicine applications, [READ MORE]
Welcome to our Blog!
I couldn’t have asked for a better job. I love what I do and look forward to coming to work each and every day. Seeing our pet patients, meeting their owners and conferring with their family veterinarians are the most gratifying aspects of owning and operating Animal Vision Center of [READ MORE]