Causes, treatment and how to avoid them Dogs will be dogs. No matter how attentive the pet’s parent is, there are times when animals will dig in the dirt, paw at their eyes or get in a tussle with another pet. Seemingly minor ocular irritations can turn a [READ MORE]
Just as in people, genetics plays an important role in an animal’s development. Their physical traits and habits are often determined by DNA, and genetic testing can help identify potential health issues in pets (including their eyes) so that owners can make informed breeding decisions. Our practice is proud [READ MORE]
Since opening Animal Vision Center of Virginia in 2015, Dr. Heather Brookshire has offered free eye-screening exams year-round for service and working animals in Hampton Roads. She has a passion for these furry companions that assist people with daily living needs, as well as working animals that support police and rescue [READ MORE]
The Connection between Eye Disease and Dental Health By Dr. Brianne Radulovich, DVM, Comparative Ophthalmology Resident Your pet’s bad breath may mean more than having to brush their teeth. This can signify deeper disease and lead to serious complications, including ocular disease. The oral [READ MORE]
Helping our region’s homeless pets is one of the greatest gifts you can give Amid this holiday season and your search for gifts to suit family, friends and pets, we hope you will consider supporting animal shelters, SPCAs and animal rescue organizations here in Hampton Roads. To find [READ MORE]
New Year’s resolutions are now in play. It seems everyone we know is contemplating ways to eat healthier, move more and reduce stress. Scheduling a checkup with your physician is an excellent step to address such questions and keep potential health concerns at bay. And guess what? It is [READ MORE]
