The Eye Clinic for Animals is a specialty clinic providing exceptional veterinary ophthalmology services. We operate out of two state-of-the-art Veterinary Hospitals located in Sydney using the most advanced diagnostic and surgical equipment available.

In our commitment to being world-wide pioneers in animal ophthalmology, we have invested heavily to ensure we remain at the forefront of our field. As world leaders in the area of corneal transplantation, we are proud to own specialised equipment not found in any other private practice in Australia, and possibly the world. We also utilise the most advanced human ophthalmology equipment to ensure the highest level of care for all our patients.

While we spend a lot of time caring for family pets such as dogs, cats and birds, we are also highly capable of providing specialty eye care for wildlife and exotic animals. Our team have successfully treated Australian wildlife such as koalas, kangaroos and native birds.

We have also performed eye surgery on more exotic animals including a Bengal tiger, seals, birds and reptiles.

We are a proud primary sponsor of Taronga Conservation Society Australia and provide our ophthalmology services to both Taronga Zoo and Western Plains Zoo, helping to ensure the eye health of a wide range of species, from exotic animals to native wildlife.

Working with these renowned zoos allows us to play a vital role in the care of animals, offering specialised treatments and advanced surgical procedures to address complex eye conditions. Through this collaboration, we contribute to the well-being and conservation of endangered species, helping to preserve biodiversity for future generations.

We are very proud of the work we do at the Eye Clinic for Animals. We are especially proud to be leaders in our field and to be recognised for our ground-breaking work in veterinary ophthalmology.

Some of our achievements include:

• being the first clinic in the world to perform corneal endothelial transplant surgery
• performing the first retinal reattachment surgery in a dog in Australia in September 2016
• developing a radical new technique for eyelid repair, which is now used as one of the mainstays of eyelid surgery – the “lip to lid” transposition
• being featured in an international photo-story by Reuters for our work in assisting koalas caught in the Australian bushfires of 2020
• successfully performing eye-saving sight on a Bengal tiger, which was the first of its kind in Australia

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We also offer industry leading diagnostic services including high frequency (UBM) Ultrasound and Electroretinography, and ocular tear film analysis with our recently acquired Tear Film Analyser.

Our team features four highly skilled Veterinary Ophthalmologists with extensive experience in animal eye care, supported by an Ophthalmology Resident and two Ophthalmology Interns. Alongside them, our dedicated team of veterinary nurses ensures that every patient receives attentive, compassionate care throughout their treatment.

We also have an exceptional administrative support team, working behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly and ensuring a seamless experience for both clients and patients.

In addition, we collaborate closely with human ophthalmologists and specialised veterinary anaesthetists, maintaining the highest standards in animal eye health.