Member Organizations of the ISVO
The ISVO is proud to serve as a bridge between veterinary ophthalmology organizations worldwide!
The following are groups are already members of the ISVO. If your organization would like to become a member association, please contact the ISVO Secretary.
Our goal is to further scientific progress of veterinary ophthalmology in Asia
The Ophthalmology Chapter of the ANZCVS consists of registered specialists in veterinary ophthalmology, residents in training, and practitioners with a special interest in ophthalmology. The group is unified in the aim of solving and improving the treatment of eye problems in animals.
Established to educate and train veterinary surgeons in veterinary ophthalmology, and to promote the practice, teaching and research of animal ophthalmology.
CBOV understands that the Veterinary Doctor working in the area of Veterinary Ophthalmology is of fundamental importance to Brazilian society, both for maintaining the health and well-being of animals and for the insertion of technological innovations in patient care.
CLOVE is a Professional Certification Institution that establishes the standard for the Veterinary Ophthalmologist in Ibero-Latin America through compliance with previously established requirements and demonstrated through an admission exam.
At the ECVO, we strive to provide expert care for animals with ophthalmic diseases via our residency trained European Specialists in Veterinary Ophthalmology, who can offer the highest quality service to the animal owner and the general public
The East European Society of Veterinary Ophthalmology (EESVO) was established in 2013 in order to provide for further education of veterinarians and for research in the field of veterinary ophthalmology in cooperation with professional associations of veterinarians and veterinary universities in the respective East European countries. The EESVO is an independent association.
The Hungarian Association of Small Animal Ophthalmology was founded in 2011. We aim to promote the professional development of small animal ophthalmology, support continuing education for veterinarians, and share the latest scientific and practical knowledge. Our association provides a platform for professional collaboration, exchange of experience, and the continuous improvement of ophthalmic care for small animals.
At its core, IBVO is shaping a future where veterinarians in emerging regions have access to world-class ophthalmic education—and where every animal receives the eye care it deserves.
Established in 1989, SOVI promotes scientific progress, education and teaching in the field of Veterinary Ophthalmology in Italy.