by Erica Kepler | Jan 24, 2023 | Optometry
Human patients can easily express the problems they are having with their eyes and vision. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for your dog or cat, so it is up to you to watch for symptoms that they might have a problem. Here are several signs that your pet might...
by Erica Kepler | Jan 18, 2023 | Optometry
Whenever you measure the intraocular pressure of your patient’s eyes, you are making an important evaluation on whether they are at risk of developing glaucoma. They can’t afford for you to make errors, so now is a good time to learn the top five mistakes when...
by Erica Kepler | Dec 16, 2022 | Optometry
As people get older, they usually come in for eye exams to see if they have developed glaucoma. These patients may not think their pets can suffer from the same ailments. But if they ask you, “Do animals need eye pressure monitoring?”, you can give them some simple...
by Erica Kepler | Dec 7, 2022 | Optometry
Out of all the five senses, one isn’t necessarily better than the rest, but its absence would make life hard to navigate—vision. Vision is relatively necessary to get around the world today, and seeing it decline over time can be tough. Thankfully, medical...
by Erica Kepler | Nov 17, 2022 | Optometry
The eye may seem like a simple organ because it only allows us to see, but many different interior parts work together to achieve that function. If any part of your eye is out of sync, it can create some issues. One factor you must keep an eye on is your eye’s...
by Erica Kepler | Nov 9, 2022 | Optometry
Ophthalmologists are a necessary profession, but the degree not easy to get. Like most medical professions, you must do a lot of schooling over many years to obtain the knowledge and skills necessary to work with patients. Read on to learn how long it takes to become...
