Clinic Notice

Temporary Clinic Closure Notice

Fullerton Pet Clinic will be closed from October 12 through October 19 while Dr. Lee attends an overseas veterinary conference.

During this time, our team will still be available to send medical records and assist with prescription refills. However, patient appointments, examinations, and treatments will not be available until the clinic reopens.

If your pet may need medication during this period, we recommend requesting refills in advance.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Thank you for trusting Fullerton Pet Clinic with your pet's care!

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(657) 655-4393(657) 655-4393Pet Portal2453 East Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92831
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Eye Care

Gentle, expert care for your pet's eyes.

Specialized Eye Diagnostics

We test for the conditions that are easy to miss without the right tools: tear level tests for dry eye, corneal staining for ulcers, and eye pressure tests for glaucoma and uveitis.

Don't Ignore the Signs

Eye symptoms can point to something bigger than the eye itself — autoimmune disease, infection, or hormonal imbalance can all show up here first.

  • Squinting
  • Rubbing at the face
  • Redness
  • Discharge
  • Cloudiness
  • Sudden vision changes

Common Eye Conditions We Treat

Conjunctivitis

Inflammation of the eye's surface, often from infection or irritation.

Dry Eye (KCS)

Reduced tear production that leads to chronic irritation if untreated.

Corneal Ulcers

A break in the eye's surface that can worsen quickly without treatment.

When Surgery Is the Kindest Option

In severe cases that can't be managed another way, enucleation (surgical removal of the eye) can be the option that truly relieves pain and restores quality of life. We know that's a hard decision, and we'll walk through it with you honestly and gently before recommending it.

Let's protect their vision

Book a consultation if something looks off; eyes are always worth a look.