Veterinary Eye Referrals

Veterinary Eye Referrals operates from the premises of Macarthur Barstow & Gibbs in Droitwich, Worcestershire, nestled within the WR9 8PW postal area. This specialised centre caters to an exceptionally broad range of creatures, from the smallest aquatic pets and birds to large farm animals including cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, and equines, alongside domestic cats, dogs, camelids, deer, and diverse exotic species. What truly distinguishes this Droitwich practice is its dedicated focus on ophthalmology across such a vast array of animals. Unlike general practices, it offers a highly specific service, serving as a referral hub for complex eye conditions that require expert diagnosis and treatment, thereby filling a crucial niche in veterinary care across the region. Visitors will find the practice open throughout the week, including weekends: Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 18:30, Saturdays from 08:30 to 16:00, and Sundays from 10:00 to 12:00. Contact can be made via 01905773262, and a client car park is available for convenience. Furthermore, the facility provides disabled access.

Veterinary Eye Referrals is based at Macarthur Barstow & Gibbs, Droitwich, Worcestershire, WR9 8PW in Worcestershire. The practice treats aquatics, birds, camelids, cats, cattle and deer. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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4.9(81 reviews)

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• Dika Franky· 2 months ago

  Rossella Carrozza has been amazing with my cat Ceaser, who’s been struggling for years because of incorrectly positioned lower eyelids. She’s a true specialist in veterinary ophthalmology and so caring, taking the time to explain everything and guide us through every step of his treatment. Thanks to her, Ceaser is finally getting the care he needs, and I’m so grateful for her patience, knowledge, and kindness. Can’t recommend her enough!

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• Chloe Williams· 2 months ago

  Can’t rate this place high enough. They have been absolutely brilliant with my baby from the start. Emar has been amazing and I can’t thank her enough for saving my babies eye and regaining her vision.

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• Joseph Elsdon· 6 months ago

  Eddie (Shih Tzu, approx 10 yrs old) had a small corneal ulcer. For approximately 6 weeks of weekly local vet checkups/treatment with a range of eye drops, the ulcer did not heal and we got a referral to Eye Veterinary Clinic. The vet gave us our options and we opted for a same-day operation. He was extremely well looked after, we were talked through the medication thoroughly. They even offered us assistance with making a pet insurance claim. His recovery was flawless, and he was fully healed ahead of schedule. Would recommend to anyone.

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• Courtney Gough· 7 months ago

  Wonderful care from all members of the team for our lovely dog Bonnie, who perforated her left cornea. Rob was wonderful, attentive and very knowledgeable and she is currently doing well post op. Had the reassurance I needed as both a vet and owner (especially since vets/nurse's pets have a reputation for not reading the textbook!). I always highly recommend the team at EVC and have referred many of my patients there for the last couple of years amd would never take my own anywhere else for eye concerns beyond my caliber as a GP vet! Also had the pleasure to shadow the team for a day in the clinic back in June and Emer, Anita and Rachael were a pleasure to learn from. Thank you all again

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• Maxine Lacey· 7 months ago

  We took my dog here at the most horrible time when she had gone completely blind almost overnight. Rossella has been outstanding in her care for Lexi, giving her the most incredible care which resulted in her regaining some sight. She has gone over and beyond in both her expertise and genuine compassion. The place and all of the staff are first class, I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this practice. Thanks Rossella.

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