A Veterinary Ophthalmologist is a highly trained specialist who is dedicated to preserving or restoring vision and comfort in animals. He or she is an expert at treating medical and surgical eye conditions for your pet. Dr. Smith is Board Certified and a member of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists. These credentials required him to complete an internship or private practice equivalent, three year residency and pass four days worth of oral, practical and written examination.
Website: animaleyecarecenter.com
Phone: (301) 990-6373
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Gaither Rd and Luanne Dr
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- Wed 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
9043 Gaither Rd Gaithersburg, MD 20877 ·145.14 mi
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yelpOur kid is having some changes in vision, so we were referred to Animal Eye Center & saw Dr. Baker & a tech. They very knowledgeable & able to answer our many questions. They were also amazing...
MoreFirst, I went back to Dr Smith because of his very ethical advice to see another doctor the first time I went (with a different dog), even though he was cutting himself out of a 3000 surgery. So,...
MoreMy kitten had a ruptured eye ulcer while her original eye doctor was out on vacation. I was referred to Dr. Smith's office, and they were incredibly accommodating--fitting me in the same day I...
MoreIncredible Veterinarian Eye Clinic! My sweet dog needed cataracts removed after being diagnosed with diabetes... This was a lot of work to finally get to the date that we would begin testing...
MoreHorrible experience. Did not place a lens in my dogs eye 6 years ago. She has suffered for years and now she is blind. Also put non-absorbable sutures in that eye. Took her for second opinion and...
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