Bliss Animal Eye Care, Inc.

07/31/2025

Augustus had a big day today! Welcome to seeing the world again!

07/17/2025

Recheck exam day at Wildlife Safari, checking on Mtai and Serafina 4 months after their cataract surgery! We are happy to report both are doing great!

07/16/2025

Team Bliss headed to go check on our African lionesses 4 months post cataract surgery…Check out the short documentary: https://youtu.be/QBG0PQ1UJnA?si=KmgN0NfbKTNKu_Hz

06/29/2025

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Fancy recently had her annual eye exam and she passed with flying colors! 👀🐾

Thanks to the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists and the amazing team at Bliss Animal Eye Care, Inc., including Dr. Jamie Schorling. Fancy received a free eye exam as part of their annual program. 💛

We’re so grateful for their generosity and dedication to keeping service and support animals like Fancy healthy and thriving.

06/24/2025

The best Join Dr. Bliss on a scuba diving vacation!

06/13/2025

Say hello to our Canine Angels who came in for the screening eye exam!

Bliss Animal Eye Care joined in again to support the ACVO-SAVES (ACVO®/Epicur Service Animal Volunteer Eye Screening). This is a philanthropic event that provides free, ocular screening eye exams to qualified Service & Working Animals each May. These exams are provided by board-certified members of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists® who choose to participate and volunteer their time and resources. The program benefits formally trained working animals who selflessly care for us all. Approximately 5,000-8,000 eye exams are provided across the United States of America, Canada, Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, Spain, and the United Kingdom each May.

06/12/2025

Cute Thank you from CeeZee with Canine Angels! Thank you too!

Bliss Animal Eye Care joined in again to support the ACVO-SAVES (ACVO®/Epicur Service Animal Volunteer Eye Screening). This is a philanthropic event that provides free, ocular screening eye exams to qualified Service & Working Animals each May. These exams are provided by board-certified members of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists® who choose to participate and volunteer their time and resources. The program benefits formally trained working animals who selflessly care for us all. Approximately 5,000-8,000 eye exams are provided across the United States of America, Canada, Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, Spain, and the United Kingdom each May.

06/09/2025

Meet this adorable 8-year-old male neutered Pembroke Welsh Corgi who came to Bliss Animal Eye Care after battling a persistent corneal ulcer for about a month. Despite his primary vet’s best efforts, this little guy’s ulcer wouldn’t heal.

Nonhealing corneal ulcers are commonly seen in middle-aged to older dogs and the entire cornea is affected, even if the ulcer looks small. These require a procedure to heal (Diamond Burr Keratectomy) and we are happy to report he is now healed and back to his playful self! 🐶 Want to know more!? Check out Veterinary EYE Education page to learn more about this case.

06/02/2025

This sweet boy came to see us for a small bump under his right eye. During his exam, we found a soft, hairless mass on his lower eyelid. While eyelid masses are rare in cats, when they do appear, they can be malignant — which is why we always take them seriously.

The good news? The fluid sample we collected was mostly acellular, which strongly suggests that this is a benign cyst. These types of cysts, known as apocrine hidrocystomas, can occur in any breed and are typically non-painful.


Want to know more!? Check out Veterinary EYE Education page to learn more about this case.