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Pet Ophthalmology in Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah - Protect Pets' Eyes

Vets24 provides expert eye care for, dogs, cats, and other pets.

Redness, cloudiness, discharge, or constant squinting can signal an eye problem that needs more than a quick visual check.

If you’re looking for a proper pet ophthalmology clinic, rely on Vets 24, a vet clinic in Ras Al Khaimah & Fujairah that diagnoses and treats eye conditions in dogs and cats using proper diagnostic equipment, not just a visual check.

Warning Signs Your Pet's Eyes Need Attention

Whether it’s the dog eyes or cat eyes, don’t wait for these signs to pass on their own:

  • Persistent redness, swelling, or unusual eye discharge
  • Swollen or puffy eyelids in dogs, or noticeable discomfort when blinking
  • Dog eye bleeding or visible dog eye damage following any kind of injury
  • Thick, yellow, or green discharge, often a sign of cat eye infection
  • Cloudiness, squinting, or pawing repeatedly at the face

If you’re seeing sudden bleeding, swelling, or a bulging eye, visit our pet emergency clinic in Ras Al Khaimah & Fujairah right away, since delayed treatment can mean permanent vision loss.

Eye Conditions We
Treat at Vets24

From common irritations to serious cat eye diseases, our team handles:

Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)

One of the most frequent causes of redness and discharge in both dogs and cats.

Corneal Ulcers & Scratches

Painful surface injuries that need prompt treatment to prevent scarring or vision loss.

Glaucoma

A build-up of pressure inside the eye that can cause permanent damage if not caught early.

Cataracts

Cloudiness in the lens that affects vision, common in older pets.

Dry Eye Syndrome

Reduced tear production that leads to chronic irritation and discomfort.

Eyelid Disorders

Structural issues that cause the lid to rub against the eye itself.

Eye Tumours & Eye Cancer in Dogs

We check abnormal growths early, since eye cancer in dogs is far more treatable when caught before it spreads.

How Vets24 Diagnoses
Pet Eye Problems

Getting the diagnosis right matters more than getting to it fast. Our exam typically includes:

  • A close physical inspection of the eye, eyelid, and surrounding tissue
  • Fluorescein staining to reveal ulcers or scratches invisible to the naked eye
  • Tonometry to check eye pressure and screen for glaucoma
  • A look at the retina and internal eye structures where needed

Why Pet Owners in RAK &
Fujairah Trust Vets24

Detailed Eye Assessment

A slightly cloudy eye or a subtle squint can mean a lot more than it looks like, as our vets know what to look for.

Diagnostic Tools That Support Accurate Assessment

Tonometry and fluorescein staining mean we confirm a diagnosis instead of guessing from appearance alone.

Gentle Handling for a Sensitive Area

Eye exams need patience and a steady hand, especially with nervous or painful pets; that's how every exam is done here.

Follow-Through on Chronic Conditions

Glaucoma and cataracts aren't one-visit problems; we track them over time rather than treating once and moving on.

Surgical and Non-Surgical Care

When medication isn't enough, appropriate surgical treatment can be coordinated through Vets24's veterinary surgical team.

Eye Treatment for Dogs
& Cats at Vets24

Cat eye treatment and canine treatment protocols aren’t interchangeable, so every plan is built around the diagnosis. Depending on what we find, eye treatment for dogs and cats may include:

  • Prescription eye drops, ointments, or oral medication
  • Ongoing monitoring for chronic conditions like glaucoma
  • Surgical treatment for cataracts, corneal repair, or eyelid correction, carried out by our services for pet surgery in Ras Al Khaimah & Fujairah team when medication alone isn’t enough

Get Pet Ophthalmology in Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah

An eye problem left untreated for even a few days can mean the difference between a full recovery and permanent damage.

Vets24 offers the same standard pet eye care clinic near you at both our Ras Al Khaimah branch and our vet clinic in Fujairah with proper diagnostics, experienced vets, and fast treatment either way.

TRUSTED REVIEWS FROM PET OWNERS

See why pet owners choose Vets24 as their trusted veterinary clinic

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Outstanding care and very professional staff at Vets24.
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Friendly, caring and professional service. The treatment and facilities were modern and of the highest quality. I was able to visit my hospitalised kitten any time of the night and day. Everyone was always welcoming and caring. I particularly appreciated the daily video updates.
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Well recommended
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The groomer is does an amazing job with our persian cats. He takes extra care to be sure their grooming and or lionshave is done perfectly. Thank you
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FIND US AT THIS LOCATIONS

Al Refaa – Sheikh Mohammed Bin Salem Rd – E11 – Ras Al Khaimah – UAE +971 504 876 041

Al Basrah St – Al Faseel – Fujairah – United Arab Emirates +971 58 889 7500

Frequently Asked Questions

Is eye discharge in dogs always serious?

Not always, as mild discharge can be normal, but thick, colored, or persistent discharge usually needs a vet check.

It’s best not to; over-the-counter drops can mask symptoms or worsen certain conditions, so a proper diagnosis comes first.

It depends on the procedure and severity, as Vets 24 gives you a clear cost estimate after examining your pet’s eye.

Conjunctivitis and eye infections are the most common issues we see in cats, often caused by viruses, bacteria, or allergies.

Not always, as some are monitored over time, while others need earlier surgical removal depending on severity.