COVID-19 UPDATE: CALL THE HOSPITAL WHERE THE APPOINTMENT IS SCHEDULED TO CHECK ON YOUR APPOINTMENT STATUS and check the hospital websites for the latest information regarding hospital protocols during this interruption. Dr. Brown and his staff are still seeing ophthalmology patients at Oradell (through in-house consultations and the emergency service), Animerge and Crown Veterinary Specialists. Clients should call the hospital and notify the Ophthalmology Department when they arrive. Please wait in your car until the staff is ready for your appointment. Methods are being employed to maximize social distancing and minimize risk to everyone. We will wear face masks, protective goggles and disposable gloves for each appointment. If you have a routine veterinary ophthalmology appointment with Dr. Brown, please consider rescheduling this appointment in 1-2 months. We hope to return to our normal schedule in early May.

QUESTIONS? CALL us on the practice cell phone at 862-202-3206.

Oradell Animal Hospital: 201-262-0010
Animerge: 908-707-9077
Crown Veterinary Specialists: 908-236-4120

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You can also video call or chat with Dr.Brown from the Anipanion app.

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DO YOU NEED MEDICATION REFILLS?
If you need eye medications for your pet, you may order them online at www.animaleyesofnj.com (for Dr. Brown patients ONLY). If you are new to this online medication ordering process, CLICK THE ORDER MEDS TAB at the top of this page. Clients must FIRST REGISTER on the website USING THE SAME NAME(S) USED AT THE HOSPITAL. You will then receive an “Activation E-Mail” and you will be ready to order. PLEASE CHECK YOUR SPAM FOR THE ACTIVATION E-MAIL. Scroll down for more information about ordering medications.

QUESTIONS? CALL us on the practice cell phone at 862-202-3206.

Veterinary Ophthalmology in New Jersey – Mission Statement
Dr. Brown’s mission is to improve and preserve animal vision and quality of life by providing the highest quality, comprehensive, and compassionate ophthalmic care. Animals suffer many similar eye diseases that affect humans. Advances in both human and veterinary medicine have increased the ability to both diagnose and treat many of these diseases. With increasing medical knowledge, there has been the development of training programs in specific veterinary fields including ophthalmology, surgery, dermatology, cardiology, and many others. Dr. Brown sees patients at 4 New Jersey locations: Animal Eye Center of New Jersey, Oradell Animal Hospital, Animerge and Crown Veterinary Specialists.