Veterinary Eye Surgery Videos
We are excited to give you a look into the world of veterinary ophthalmology. Our surgery videos show some of the procedures Dr. Robert M. Gwin performs routinely at Animal Eye Clinic, so pet owners and veterinarians can see how precise, microsurgical eye care is delivered. Please be aware that these procedures can involve some graphic images.
Request an AppointmentA Behind-the-Scenes Look at Eye Surgery
We hope you enjoy seeing things from behind the scenes! Eye surgery in pets is performed under an operating microscope with specialized instruments and extremely fine sutures. Watching these procedures can help you understand what to expect if your pet needs surgery and why experience matters for such delicate work.
Procedures You May See
Dr. Gwin’s surgical work includes phacoemulsification cataract surgery with foldable lens implants, lens removal for lens luxation, cherry eye repositioning, entropion correction, cryosurgery for distichia and ectopic cilia, full thickness resection of eyelid tumors, and repair of ocular trauma.
To learn more about every procedure we offer, visit our Surgery page. Veterinarians can find referral information on our For Veterinarians page.
Surgery Video FAQs
Are the surgery videos graphic?
Some procedures involve graphic images, so viewer discretion is advised.
Are these real procedures performed at Animal Eye Clinic?
Yes. The videos show procedures that Dr. Gwin performs on a routine basis.
What kinds of surgeries does Dr. Gwin perform?
He performs cataract surgery, lens removal, cherry eye repair, entropion correction, eyelid tumor removal, corneal repair, glaucoma procedures, and more.
Is my pet awake during eye surgery?
No. Pets are placed under general anesthesia with careful monitoring and pain management.
How long does cataract surgery take?
Cataract surgery is a one-day outpatient procedure, and most pets go home the same afternoon.
How can I find out if my pet needs surgery?
Schedule an exam with Dr. Gwin, who will evaluate your pet’s eyes and recommend medical or surgical treatment.
Schedule a Surgical Consultation
Call (918) 632-0508 (Tulsa) or (405) 751-3821 (Oklahoma City) to discuss your pet’s eye surgery options with Dr. Gwin.