• Masks and curbside service will still be available upon request.
•  If you are not feeling well or have been exposed to someone that is sick, we ask that you wear a mask or opt for curbside service.
• Please continue to give us a call when you arrive to check in for your appointment. We will give you the option to wait for your appointment outside or in the lobby. We have found this system works well to prevent the lobby from becoming too congested which can help relieve some stress for many pets.

We look forward to seeing everyone's smiling faces again!

PLEASE NOTE: While you have the option of waiting for your appointment outside or in your vehicle, now that the weather is warming up, there are certain instances we ask that you bring your pet inside to wait. Brachycephalic (short-nosed) pets, pets with cardiac or respiratory conditions, or double coated breeds, are at a higher risk of heatstroke and health complications from the heat and/or humidity. Please always bring these pets inside our air conditioned lobby to wait for their appointment

Effective Immediately, we no longer allow retractable leashes while inside the building. Retractable leashes are not ideal for safe and effective leash handling. If you do not have a regular leash, we have them available for use while you are here for your visit. 

Also, a visit to the vet can be a vary scary and stressful experience for many pets. For the safety and well-being of all animals and humans in our hospital, please be mindful of the following:

• All dogs must be on a regular leash. All cats and small animals must be in a carrier.
• We have a spacious lobby with dog-friendly and cat-friendly waiting areas. Whenever possible, please try to wait in the appropriate area.
• Cat owners: Our benches are large enough for your carrier to help keep them off the ground. Cats feel safer when they are higher up.
• Dog owners: Please keep your dog close to you at all times. Do not allow your dog to wander. Do not allow your dog to approach other animals or humans.
• We have found that it can be less stressful for some pets to wait for their exam in their vehicle or outside during nice weather. If your pet is reactive to other animals or humans or your pet is very anxious, you are welcome to wait in your vehicle until we are ready to see you. 

Our goal is for our patients and clients to have a comfortable and stress-free experience when they visit our hospital. We appreciate your understanding!

Animal Eye Care of New England is excited to announce that we will be participating in the yearly ACVO National Service Animal Eye Exam Event!!

The ACVO/Epicur National Service Animal Eye Exam is a philanthropic event that provides free ocular screening eye exams to qualified Service and Working Animals each May. These exams are provided by those members of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists who choose to participate and volunteer their time and resources. 

Register: April 1st-30th, Annually | Exams: May, Annually

You do not need to wait until May to schedule your appointment. Call us now to schedule as we will book up fast!

For more information and to see if you qualify, please visit: ACVOeyeexam.org. 

Please make sure you bring all information to complete the "Screening Eye Exam Form" when you come for your appointment as well as your registration number provided to you by the ACVO. To download and print the Screening Eye Exam Form ahead of your exam, please click here. 

The new website aims to be an improved online resource for both our new and existing clients. On it you can meet our staff, read about what to expect during your first visit, request an appointment and much more.

We hope you enjoy the new site and that it allows us to serve you more effectively going forward.

We're looking forward to networking with our colleagues in the field and learning about the latest research and innovation in veterinary ophthalmology.