Pet Tonometry at Valley View Veterinary Hospital in Bozeman, MT
Ensuring the health of your pet’s vision is essential, including by detecting and treating conditions in their eyes. At Valley View Veterinary Hospital in Bozeman, MT, we offer pet tonometry services to assess intraocular pressure (pressure within the eye) quickly and accurately. This non-invasive test, performed with a device called a tonometer, is painless and does not require sedation.
Importance of Timely Detection
Glaucoma and other issues related to intraocular pressure can lead to permanent vision loss or even blindness if not treated promptly. That’s why detecting and addressing these conditions is essential as quickly as possible. Our pet tonometry services allow us to monitor intraocular pressure effectively, helping us identify potential problems early and initiate appropriate treatment.
Key Benefits of Pet Tonometry
Early Intervention
Pet tonometry allows us to detect changes in intraocular pressure early, enabling us to intervene before vision loss occurs. Early treatment can help preserve your pet’s vision and prevent further complications.
Non-Invasive and Painless
Our tonometry services are non-invasive and painless, ensuring a stress-free experience for your pet. There’s no need for sedation, and the procedure is quick and straightforward.
Peace of Mind
Regular tonometry tests provide peace of mind for pet owners, knowing that their pet’s eye health is being monitored closely. With our comprehensive tonometry services, you can rest assured that your pet’s vision is in good hands.
Who Should Consider Pet Tonometry?
Pets that have suffered eye injuries or belong to breeds prone to developing glaucoma should undergo regular tonometry tests. By monitoring intraocular pressure, we can detect changes early and intervene before any issues become irreversible. If you’re unsure whether your pet may be at higher risk for glaucoma, don’t hesitate to contact us. Our veterinary team can provide guidance and recommendations based on your pet’s breed and medical history.