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The disfigurement and partial loss of vision is permanent
Joey's eye matted shut
Joey's eye after the second surgery done at Central Hospital to repair damage caused by initial operation
The Chihuahua that doesn't have glaucoma
No cats were given buffalo wings in the making of this photo lol
Veterinary Revision Veterinary Medicine

Website: vetrevision.com

Phone: (845) 747-5777

Cross Streets: Between Sims Rd and Haynes Rd/Pioneer Dr

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312 N Main St West Hartford, CT 06117 ·441.87 mi

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Lynn K. 08/06/26

Such amazing , caring people!, We have a wonderful vet that we have had for years.And we are so glad that she has joined their team. Dr. Greenberg takes very good care of my pets . She is is...

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Shellene O. 08/09/25

Our vet recommended bringing our Chihuahua to an opthalmologist because it seemed like he was developing a neurological problem in addition to his glaucoma. Well turns out some of the symptoms...

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Anthony A. 07/07/26

The Vetrinary eye surgeon is clearly an expert in his field. He is extremely knowledgeable and receptive to customer's concerns. The service was exceptional.

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Michelle R. 01/29/26

If I could give this business 6 stars I would. Dr. T is amazing, attentive, answers all my questions and doesn't rush us, his care for the animals he treats shines though. My boy corneal ulcers...

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John H. 07/27/25

In early June Dr. Kyle Tofflemire performed a lamellar keratectomy to remove corneal sequestration, i.e., dead tissue floating on my cat's left eye. Joey is a Himalayan, a brachycephalic or flat...

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