Vetericyn Plus Pet Eye Gel | Dog and Cat Eye Ointment Alternative to Lubricate and Relieve Eye Irritations and Abrasions, Reduce Symptoms of Pink Eye in Dogs and Cats. 3 ounces

We have a 10-year old husky who had an eye infection. He continually scratched on the eye, rubbing the fur around the eye off. He had been to the vet, who gave him some antibiotics and gel, but after the gel was gone he began scratching again. We purchased this and after just one application, he stopped scratching his eye. The fur is growing back and it looks much better. It worked better than the gel the vet prescribed. Easy to use, just a dab across the eye and let him blink it in.

This product worked great on my dogs eye infection/ allergy was used over the course of 5 days and started to see results almost immediately. It healed the dogs eye issue.

It helped clear my dog’s conjunctivitis in 2 days!!!

Has been helping with redness and tears for our dog. Good price. Arrived quickly. Hoping to avoid a costly vet visit. Fingers crossed

Bought these to help my AmStaff's eyes heal after an allergy flare up. His eyes have been goopy for a couple weeks, but recently they had also become itchy, and he had scratched them so much that they had lost hair and were bleeding. When they would heal up a bit, they were still crusty, flakey, and scabbed. Then he'd manage to scratch them again the second I took his cone off, and it would start the cycle over. So I bought these praying for fast results, and they delivered! I applied the gel to his eyelids three times yesterday, and twice so far today, and it's a night and day difference. I'm actually amazed at how fast they are healing. His skin isn’t crusty or flaking anymore, the goop has really reduced, and his scratch wounds seem to be almost healed. He's actually letting me rub this stuff on his eyes, and he usually bolts when I come at him with something to wipe his eyes or his ears out. It must feel good for him, or he must know it's helping. That being said, I would not put this stuff IN my dog's eyes. I bought the Eye Wash that the instructions said to use before using the Gel, and I tried it in my own eye first to make sure it was safe, and my eye felt pretty dry afterwards. So I imagine this would cause the same issue due to the active ingredient, which is essentially very, very diluted chlorine.

The pet eye gel works. I use it on a cat who has allergies & it helps to keep his eyes clear. It’s Easy to use. Doesn’t appear to bother my pet. Once you apply it you have to massage the closed eye, It is a gel & blears their vision if you don’t. It will clear on it’s own of course but if it’s an outside pet you want to be sure they can see clearly before letting them wonder off.

Thought we’d try these drops for our German Shepherd’s eye condition before taking her to the vet. The drops didn’t help. The vet diagnosed her with Pannus, a common condition in German Shepherds. Had never heard of it before. It is easily managed with prescription eye drops. Pannus looks like corneal abrasions, red eyes, oozing eyes and cloudy cornea. Heads up for fellow GS owners.

I have been using this plus coconut oil on my chickens face to help with the dryness and it is working very fast.