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PETSPAL Veterinary Hospital, Kovilambakkam
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Eye infections
Eye Infection Treatment for Pets
At PETSPAL Veterinary Hospital, we provide gentle and effective eye infection treatment for pets. Eye infections can cause redness, irritation, and vision issues, so our skilled veterinarians in Kovilambakkam use advanced diagnostics to identify the problem quickly and offer safe, targeted care. We focus on restoring your pet’s comfort and protecting their long-term eye health with compassionate, professional treatment.
Whether it’s conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, or allergies, we provide tailored treatment plans using medicated drops, ointments, and eye-cleaning therapies to restore comfort and prevent complications.
Comprehensive Eye Diagnosis
We use advanced diagnostic tools to perform detailed eye exams for pets, allowing us to detect infections, scratches, and other eye conditions early and provide effective treatment.
Effective Eye Treatments
Our team offers safe and effective eye infection treatments for pets, including antibiotic drops, anti-inflammatory medication, and soothing eye care routines to ensure quick and comfortable recovery.
Our Approach
Accurate Diagnosis – Our veterinarians use modern diagnostic technology to pinpoint the exact cause of your pet’s eye infection, ensuring the most effective and targeted treatments.
Gentle Eye Care – Our veterinarians ensure minimal
discomfort during cleaning and treatment, prioritizing your
pet’s comfort and vision.
Common Questions
Eye infections can be caused by bacteria, viruses, allergies, or injuries. Dust, foreign particles, or untreated tear duct blockages may also lead to irritation and infection.
Common signs include redness, swelling, discharge, frequent blinking, pawing at the eye, or light sensitivity. Immediate attention helps prevent permanent vision damage.
Treatment includes cleaning the affected eye, applying prescribed antibiotic or anti-inflammatory drops, and addressing any underlying causes like allergies or dry eye conditions.
No. Human eye drops can be harmful to pets. Always use veterinary-prescribed medication.
