Veterinary Ophthalmologist

The IOP (intraocular pressure) should not only be measured in the cases of red eyes, but also in the cases of corneal edema, orbital diseases and a history of glaucoma…

We purchased our TONOVET several years ago primarily for equine work. It’s easy, accurate, fast and not probe to artifact. We then started to use it on cats. They are…

The TONOVET is unreservedly the best tonometer I have used. It is so easy to use and the animals hardly even notice the tonometry. No topical anaesthetic is required, head…

I have been using the TONOVET for several years after switching from using a tono-pen. I find the TONOVET to be much easier to use and feel that it gives…

TONOVET rebound tonometer is easy to use, there is no use for the topical anesthesia to get the reliable readings and patients tolerate the measuring procedure well. Furthermore the measurements…

I love TONOVET, it’s brilliant. It can be used on various animals without any pain or anesthetic. I have just used it on a small bird, a rat etc.

The TONOVET is an excellent product for small animal clinics. It is accurate, easy for doctors and technicians to master and gentle on patients. It does not require topical anesthesia…

TONOVET has made it very easy to measure the IOP. I use it to horses, dogs, cats and all rodents, and the animals are all just fine during and after…

I love the TONOVET, I’ve used it for 4 years now and it works really nice. Now I’m able to take IOP on very small animals and birds that were…

The measurement of IOP is an important part of the complete ophthalmic examination and is particularly applicable in the diagnosis and management of uveitis and glaucoma. An easy to use…