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We offer in-house ophthalmology services at Kingston Road Animal Hospital, led by our Medical Director, Dr. Lucia Delgado de la Flor.
If your cat or dog is dealing with ongoing eye issues—like excessive tearing, redness, squinting, or visible growths—our veterinary eye specialist is here to help with advanced care. Prompt diagnosis and treatment can prevent discomfort and potential vision loss, ensuring your pet stays happy and healthy.
Dr. Delgado provides both medical and surgical care for a wide range of canine and feline eye diseases. Our process begins with a comprehensive eye exam and diagnosis to create a tailored treatment plan for conditions including:
At our Toronto animal hospital, Dr. Delgado provides convenient in-house pet ophthalmology consultations, eliminating the need for a referral from your primary veterinarian. Our services are more affordable than traditional specialty clinics, making expert eye care accessible. Using advanced diagnostic tools, your cat and dog will receive personalized, attentive care in a familiar setting, with appointments conveniently available during Dr. Lucia Delgado’s regular clinic hours.
Common signs include redness, discharge, squinting, excessive tearing, cloudiness, pawing at the eyes, visible changes in the eyelid or eye surface, or changes in their vision or navigation. If you notice any of these symptoms of an eye infection or disease, it’s best to schedule an exam.
If you think your pet may benefit from an ophthalmology consultation, talk to our team today or email us at ophthalmology@kingstonroadah.com.
Redness, tearing, squinting, or cloudiness may indicate common pet eye problems like glaucoma, corneal ulcers, or cherry eye. Early intervention is key to preventing permanent damage and is treatable here at our animal hospital.
After a full diagnosis, we offer medical care for dry eye and glaucoma, plus corrective surgeries like cherry eye repair and eyelid corrections. Please note we do not perform lens procedures for conditions like cataracts.
It reduces pain, can prevent blindness, and improves your pet's overall quality of life affordably, without needing a specialist referral.
No, you can book directly with our team. Your family veterinarian can also consult with us for coordinated care.
A vision check should be part of their annual wellness exam. We recommend more frequent checks for issues, especially in breeds like Pugs or Bulldogs prone to eyelid problems.
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