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Exellence in Eye Care for Your Pet
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Location
882 Butler St.
Pittsburgh, (PA)
USA 15223
Tel : 412-492-9920
Fax : 412-492-8082
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Travel Directions
Hours
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Monday
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: 8:30 - 5:00
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Tuesday
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: 8:30 - 5:00
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Thursday
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: 8:30 - 5:00
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Friday
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: 8:30 - 5:00
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Description
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The Animal Eye Clinic of Pittsburgh is a referral clinic specializing in Opthalmology for your pets. If your pet needs special attention or has eye problems: first see you regular veterinarian for a referral. Second, feel free to call our office for an appointment. If you have eye questions or need specific information ask for an eye clinic technician to assist you. Let us help your pet see and feel better.
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Services
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Animal Eye Exams, Cataract Surgery, Glaucoma Treatments, CERF Exams, Non-healing ulcers, and many miscellaneous eye treatments.
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Animals Treated
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Cats, Dogs, Rabbits, Ferrets
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Staff Members
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Dr. Lawrence Bagley DVM
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Veterinarian/ Opthalmologist
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Dr. Bagley graduated with his veterinary degree from Colorado State University in 1991. He continued his education with a small animal internship in 1992 at the Mesa Vet Hospital in Phoenix Arizona, and his residency at the Eye Clinic for Animals in Los Angeles California. He became board certified by the American College of Veterinary Opthalmologists in 1996. He likes living in Pittsburgh as he is an avid sports fan.
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Courtney Evans
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Head Opthalmic Technician
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I began working in the veterinary field in emergency medicine and after 4 years, moved on to opthalmology work with Dr. Bagley. The last 2 years with him have been quite an "eye opening" experience. The best part of this job is being able to give the pets back their ability to see. Many of our cataract patients come in completely blind and when they leave they are able to see their owners for the first time, some in years! My other interests include horses and showjumping, as well as keeping my old Land Rover roadworthy.
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Sheri Santucci
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Opthalmic Technician
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I've been a vet tech for 6 years. I love opthomology because it's magical to watch pets regain their vision after cataract surgery. I especially enjoy the CERF clinics that we have about every 4 months, because we get to see a variety of different breeds that we don't normally examine. When not working at the Eye Clinic, I administer canine massage and physical therapy on recovering surgery patients. I cry every time a pet walks again. I also like movies, dogs, and entertaining.
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