Animal Vision Center

Amazing staff working here. My dog Kilo, a French bulldog got something stuck in his eye. They were able to get us in pretty quickly and flushed his eye out to get the particle out. Couldn’t be more thankful!!!

posted: 03/16/2023

My poor old girl developed an ulcer in her eye. The receptionist told me they were booked three months out but to send pictures and any info from her primary vet, so they could try and squeeze her in earlier if it was an emergency. Dr. Waler saw the info and said she would be willing to take a look and my dog between her surgeries scheduled for the following day if I could drop her off in the morning. After examining her, Dr. Waler called to explain the non-surgical procedure my girl needed and offered to do it that same day. All in all, it was less than 24 hrs from the initial call. Very glad my dog is no longer in pain.

posted: 08/17/2022

My cat Henna was referred to Animal Vision Center by our Vet to see an eye specialist. Henna had a tough start when she was a kitten and when I adopted her at 10 weeks old they told me she she had very limited vision. Well 8 years later that has never stopped her. And I want to give her the best care. Making the appointment was easy and the staff were very helpful and understanding. Dr Landry was wonderful and compassionate since the appointment was during Covid he went over the details standing outside and discussed everything with me explaining in detail. Obviously my cat had some things going on that he reassured me I was doing the best and giving her everything she needed. Henna has "multiple ocular malformations and has no pain, but reduced vision. and some patients will lose vision in the future". I highly recommend Dr Landry and his clinic.

posted: 07/20/2021

Dr Landry and the staff at the Animal Vision Center are wonderful. They are patient and kind with shy dogs, knowledgeable, and one of the best vet offices I have been to. Thanks for all you do for our pups!

posted: 06/28/2023

Daisy was referred to Dr. Landry at AVC for what appeared to be an eye infection. He examined her and discovered she had Zero tear production in her left eye, she also has 2 Ulcers at 50% that were infected. She had no sinus drainage and her left nostril was constantly plugged and almost looked like it was trying to close. Daisy was given antibiotics and tear stimulation drops (miracle medicine!!) along with some lubricant as she has no tear production, her treatment went on for quite sometime. and I never missed a dose of anything! Sorry for the long review, but I am still in total awe!!! Six weeks ago she had a follow up, good news and bad news, Good news, tear production was back, infection was healed and ulcers had gotten smaller, Bad news was her eye was still VERY fragile and could rupture as the ulcers had damage the inner eye. He continued with a strong medication 2 times daily, nothing else and over the last 6 weeks, and last Friday she was GIVEN the Best news, tear production is 100% no vision loss from the event, and the remaining ulcer is till healing and has about 10% to go, eye is no longer fragile and no surgery or eye removal. Praise God for this doctor, Daisy is my whole heart and he literally saved her beautiful eye!!!! I can't thank you enough. This was all at a cost, I spent over $ 1,000 but understand specialized care is not the same at a vet check. Before and After pics :-)

posted: 04/27/2021