Upcoming closure: Friday, October 18th- Sunday October 27th for the annual ACVO conference.
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The Animal Ophthalmology Center is a referral, small animal hospital located in Williamston, MI. We specialize in comprehensive eye care for animals, providing a comfortable setting while employing the most up-to-date equipment, facilities, and expertise to deliver the highest level of care available.
***We have appointment arrival policies in place. Scroll down for information on current protocols***
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Regular Office Hours:
Monday 8am-4:30pm
Tuesday 8am-4:30 pm
Wednesday 8am-4:30pm
Thursday 8am-4:30pm
CLOSED Friday-Sunday
**PHONES ARE OFF BETWEEN 11:45am-1pm** for a staff break
***Monday and Thursday are reserved for outpatient appointments***
***Tuesday and Wednesday are reserved for surgery appointments***
2024 Office Closures:
Thursday, May 23rd-Monday, May 27th – Memorial Day
Friday, June 28th-Sun July 7th – Independence Day
Thursday Aug 29th-Monday Sept 2nd – Labor Day
Friday, October 18th – Sunday, October 27th – ACVO Conference
Tuesday Nov 26th-Sunday December 2nd – Thanksgiving Day
2 WEEK CLOSURE: Friday Dec 20th-Sunday Jan 5th – Christmas & New Year’s Day
Click here to request prescription refills through our online form.
Appointment Requests:
NEW patients (And patients we have not examined in the past 2 years): We are at our maximum daily capacity for one doctor. To maintain a safe level of patient care, we have to set a daily limit on how many patients can be scheduled or worked in. Our schedule is currently booked 3-4 months out for NEW patients. If your pet cannot wait, please call your referring veterinarian for a referral to another ophthalmologist or click here for a list of ophthalmologists in our region.
CURRENT Patients: Patients that have been examined within the last year, will receive priority for appointments. We will determine appointment “work-in” eligibility on a case-by-case basis. Please call 517-655-2777 or send an email to: [email protected]
APPOINTMENT ARRIVAL protocol:
We are allowing owners to come in with their pet for their exam, however, we are keeping the traffic in our lobby to a minimum. We’ve learned this is much less stressful for our patients and clients. Please call 517-655-2777 to check in. Please wait in the parking lot or in your car and we will notify you when a room is ready. You may elect to do a curbside appointment if you choose.
When we choose not to do curbside, we are unable to get as many appointments in to be seen. Therefore, if we have high demand and patients with issues that cannot wait, we will ask that you wait in your car. Thank you for understanding.
- You may access the restroom at any time while you are here. From the parking lot: follow the sidewalk to the left of the front door and enter thru the side door on the SW corner of the building on the Grand River side.
- All pet’s must be on a leash or in a carrier. We have slip-leashes if needed.
- FOR MEDICATION PICK-UPS: During business hours, medication ready for pick up will be placed, in a labeled bag, on a table directly inside the front door. An after-hours box is available upon request. As always, we can mail medications if preferred. Mail service can be unpredictable at times (2-7 business days, on average but has taken as many as 14 days). Please order medications, at least, two weeks before you will need them.
WE CAN’T THANK OUR WONDERFUL CLIENTELE ENOUGH FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND KINDNESS AT THIS TIME WHILE WE WORK TO CARE FOR YOU PETS!!
ATTENTION: If you are sick in anyway, or are displaying symptoms of Coronavirus, or if you have been exposed to another person that is infected, PLEASE CANCEL YOUR PET’s APPOINTMENT.
The information on this website is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this site should be taken as medical advice for any individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute, a doctor-patient relationship.