Feline ophthalmology is an essential reference tool for small animal veterinarians and veterinary students alike. The App contains over 190 first class, labelled examples of feline eye disease. All of the pictures are on the phone or iPad and no internet connection is required after the first use.
Developed by Natasha Mitchell MVB DVOphthal MRCVS this App is more than an atlas of eye disease.
Extensive notes are also included covering;
•Overview of each disease
•Clinical signs
•Diagnosis
•Treatment
A complete guide to examination of the feline eye is included in the App. The blind eye, cloudy eye and red eye are also discussed along with useful tips on how to make a diagnosis on these difficult cases. The App is organised so that if you can at least identify the structure in the eye involved, you will receive a list of potential differential diagnosis for pathology in that area. The extensive illustrations will greatly help to enhance your ability to recognise specific conditions.
This App offers excellent value to comparable textbooks. Regularly updated with superb quality, unlimited illustrations, Feline Ophthalmology can always be immediately to hand when needed and will never be out of date.

“This feline ophthalmology app is superb! It lists nearly 20 eye parts (e.g. eyelid, fundus) and complaints (e.g. cloudy eye, red eye) and for each has sections on overview, diagnosis, treatment and photos. All of these sections are nicely succinct to allow the necessary information can be gained rapidly by the reader and the photos section is fantastic; beautiful clear photos to illustrate each topic. There is also a valuable section on clinical examination. This app would be useful to any practitioner seeing feline ophthalmology cases who wants a quickly accessible overview of common problems; it could easily be used whilst you are dealing with a case. Hopefully more apps of this type will follow.”
Dr Séverine Tasker BSc BVSc(Hons) PhD DSAM DipECVIM-CA PGCertHE MRCVS

For more information about this App and upcoming publications visit www.veterinaryadvances.com

We have posted a video showing some of the features of the App on youtube at:
http://www.youtube.com/user/VeterinaryAdvances

All of the pictures and text are copyright of Natasha Mitchell and Veterinary Advances Ltd 2012.