Be a part of our vision - ONLINE CLIENT SIGNUP
Protocols in response to COVID-19 to keep you, the community & our team safe.
We will not be able to see you or your pet if you have any symptoms of COVID-19, or if you are self isolating for any reason.
By attending your appointment you acknowledge that you are fit and well.
When you arrive at Animal Eye Care
1. Please feel free to come into the waiting room as long as there are less than FOUR clients present.
2. Mask wearing in the waiting room is NOT required.
3. Please check-in using the QR code provided or the check-in register sheet
4. You must observe social distancing at all times. We will have areas highlighted in the waiting room.
5. We are allowing one or two pet owners with each pet into the consult room. Please let us know if you are uncomfortable and we will ask a nurse to hold your pet for examination
6. Mask wearing is NOT required in the consult room at all times.
We are changing our requirements as the Victorian State government requirements are also changing. However please let us know if you are not comfortable with any of these arrangements. The other clinics that we visit may have different rules and may not allow the client into the waiting room and/or consult room. Please respect their wishes.
Robin was the first Australian trained veterinary eye specialist and has since trained four veterinarians to specialist standard and provided training to thousands of veterinarians and students from Melbourne and around the world. Robin's vision remains the same today - to provide a compassionate and caring service for all pets and their owners.
Recently Dr Marnie Ford has joined Animal Eye Care from Canada where she had her own veterinary ophthalmology practice. Marnie is a unique and talented veterinarian with specialist qualifications in veterinary ophthalmology and a PhD in reproductive endocrinology which she achieved at Monash University prior to her veterinary studies and career. Marnie has a long association with Australia having lived her as a child when her father completed his PhD in Sydney.
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