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Animal Eye Guys - Fort Lauderdale

4.5
(222 reviews)

Business Details

2667 East Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL
33308, United States
(954) 990-7743
https://animaleyeguys.com

About

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Animal Eye Guys provides veterinary ophthalmology services for dogs, cats, exotics and large animals in Fort Lauderdale, South Florida. We are staffed with highly-qualified specialists in veterinary ophthalmology. Each of our specialists has completed at least three years of training beyond veterinary school and has passed rigorous examinations to become board-certified. Our dedicated support team works alongside each of our veterinarians to ensure your pet receives the best possible care.

Details

  • Requires appointmentAvailable
  • RestroomAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible restroomAvailable

Location

Animal Eye Guys - Fort Lauderdale
2667 East Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL
33308, United States

Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
SundayClosed

Reviews

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222 reviews
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    Denise Alvarez
    Jul 4, 2026
    5.0
    Took my boy first to get a consultation on the problem with his eye. Doctor was very thorough with explaining what was wrong with his eye, what was good with his eye & what the options are for getting g it fixed. Scheduled surgery and they took very good care of him. It is 2 days now post op & his eye is looking great, his stitches are looking great. The front desk staff were also very kind & not to just us but to everyone who walked into the office. See you in 2 weeks to get my boy's stitches out. Thank you Animal Eye Guys!
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    melissa bohl
    Jun 27, 2026
    1.0
    I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel obligated to share my experience because it may help someone save their pet’s eye. On Friday morning, my French Bulldog, Jax, was examined at Animal Eye Guys and diagnosed with an infected corneal ulcer that was documented as being approximately 90% of the depth of his cornea. I was instructed to use the prescribed medications and return Monday morning for a recheck to determine whether surgery would be necessary. I trusted that recommendation. Later that same day, Jax’s eye ruptured. I rushed him to Family Pet Medical Center, where the emergency veterinarian immediately treated his pain, sedated him, and administered medication that helped stabilize his eye overnight. The veterinarian there was compassionate, honest, and explained that he needed a veterinary ophthalmologist as soon as possible. I am incredibly grateful to the team at Family Pet Medical Center because, according to the ophthalmologist who operated on Jax the following morning, their emergency treatment helped seal the rupture enough to preserve the eye until surgery could be performed. On Saturday morning, I was fortunate to find an emergency veterinary ophthalmologist in West Palm Beach who personally called me back and told me to bring Jax in immediately. After reviewing Animal Eye Guys’ records and examining Jax, she explained that a corneal ulcer this deep is generally considered a surgical emergency because waiting increases the risk of rupture. Unfortunately, by that point, Jax’s eye had already ruptured, making the surgery more extensive than it likely would have been had it been performed before the rupture occurred. What upsets me most is that I was never told there would be no ophthalmic surgeon available over the weekend or advised to seek emergency surgical care elsewhere if surgery could not be performed until Monday. Had someone simply said, “We don’t have a surgeon available until Monday. Because this ulcer is so deep, you should consider contacting another specialty hospital that can perform surgery sooner,” I would have left immediately to find another ophthalmologist. This also wasn’t an isolated visit. Over the years, I brought Jax to Animal Eye Guys numerous times for recurring problems with the same eye. We went through multiple diagnoses and treatments, including suspected herpes, an ulcer, dry eye, allergies, steroids, and other medications, but his eye problems continued. I understand that veterinary medicine is not always straightforward and that no doctor can guarantee an outcome. However, when a pet has a documented 90%-depth infected corneal ulcer and surgery cannot be performed for several days, I believe pet owners deserve to be informed of the urgency of the condition and told that seeking immediate surgical care elsewhere is an option. Because I sought emergency care Friday night and continued searching until I found an ophthalmologist willing to see Jax on Saturday morning, he was able to receive surgery. I truly believe the care he received at Family Pet Medical Center and the prompt surgery by the emergency ophthalmologist gave him the best possible chance to save his eye. I sincerely hope Animal Eye Guys improves how they communicate urgent cases so that no other family has to experience what ours did. READ BELOW FOR THE EMERGENCY DOCTOR INFORMATION I also want other pet owners to know that if you ever find yourself in a similar emergency, don’t assume you have to wait until Monday. I was fortunate enough to find Animal Eye Specialty Clinic in West Palm Beach, which has an emergency on-call ophthalmologist. The doctor personally returned my call within minutes on a Saturday morning and had us come in immediately. Thanks to the emergency care Jax received the night before at Family Pet Medical Center and the prompt surgery performed by the ophthalmologist at Animal Eye Specialty Clinic, he had the best possible chance to save his eye. I hope this information helps another family if they ever face the same frightening situation.
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    Craig Donovan
    Jun 3, 2026
    5.0
    great staff
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    Carye Gilbert
    May 27, 2026
    5.0
    The whole staff was wonderful. They took great care of my Cat Stevens and made us both very comfortable.
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    Annamaria Deidesheimer
    May 2, 2026
    5.0
    Professional, friendly, and caring! I so appreciate their willingness too to get me an immediate appointment yesterday for my cat Daphne! Thank you! The vet and vet technician communicated clearly with me about her results and current treatment, and what the future will look like for her and the health of her eyes. They treated everyone - new or existing customers - with a positive, gracious attitude.

Frequently Asked Questions About Animal Eye Guys - Fort Lauderdale

What types of animals does Animal Eye Guys - Fort Lauderdale provide veterinary ophthalmology services for?

They provide veterinary ophthalmology services for dogs, cats, exotics, and large animals.

What qualifications do the specialists at Animal Eye Guys - Fort Lauderdale have?

Their specialists have completed at least three years of training beyond veterinary school and are board-certified veterinary ophthalmologists.

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