St. Louis Veterinary Ophthalmologists

Animal Eye Associates

Serving STL pet owners for over 30 years

Our Veterinarians Believe in a High-Quality, Modern Approach to Veterinary Care.

St. Louis Veterinary Ophthalmologists

About Animal Eye Associates

At the Animal Eye Associates of St. Louis, we take pride in having assembled a team of highly skilled professionals, including board-certified ophthalmologists. Our board-certified specialists have undergone an impressive list of additional education to ensure the best treatment for your pets. This includes:

  • Four years of additional training, specifically in ophthalmology
  • Passed demanding board examinations
  • Continually staying abreast of the latest research in ophthalmology through ongoing education.

This rigorous standard of excellence is just one aspect of the commitment to quality care you can expect from our association.

Meet Our Veterinary Team

Our veterinary ophthalmologists go the extra mile to ensure your pet receives genuine care.

With their extensive continual training, our vets stay up-to-date on the latest advancements in veterinary ophthalmology. We never stop learning how to care for our clients in the best way.

Rest assured, your furry companion is in the best hands for optimal eye care and well-being.

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Comprehensive Veterinary Services

We offer a full spectrum of ophthalmology services under one roof. Our commitment to comprehensive care saves you time and ensures continuity in your pet’s treatment.

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Pet routine screenings

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Pet surgeries

Cat In Veterinarian Hands

Pet chronic conditions

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Dr. Meredith and staff are so caring. They take time to explain and they listen to you. What I like about it is, when you get ready to leave, they hand you a report, because there is so much to take in. Thank you for loving and caring for my Diamond Starlet.

Patricia S.

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