Nutri-Vet Eye Rinse for Dogs, Dog Eye Drops, Tear Stain Remover, Allergy Relief for Pet Puppies, Puppy Supplies, Pet Safe Formula, Vet Formulated, Prevents Infections, 4oz

So far so good will come back in a month

JUST WHAT MY FURRY NEEDED WORKS WELL

It's definitely got rid of his tear stains however he still has irritation in his eyes and he gets these hard crusty things in the corner of his eyes. From what I had read from this I was told that that the drops would fix a lot of this but the only thing it did fix is the tear stains. He doesn't have a bacterial infection or anything like that the doctor just said he didn't have it lubricated as much as he needed to so I thought this would do the job but it sadly he still has all the crusties in his eyes and we do the eye drops everyday. I am grateful that the tear stains are gone though!

I’ve been this once a day on my shih tzu for over 2 years, after trying so many other products out there. I don’t apply directly to the eye, but put it on a small section of a wet washcloth and clean the inner corners of her eyes. It gently eliminates eye boogies and tear stains, no burning whatsoever as she doesn’t mind it and has a very light scent. We love this eye rinse!

Maravilloso para los ojos de tu peludito

My dog’s eyes got irritated after grooming. I can tell it is chemical burn. He couldn’t open his eyes and kept crying. This is safe for dogs to use and it helps a lot.I’m mad that I didn’t have this in hands to help him right away so I recommend all pet owner should keep one at home cause you never know when you need it.

These didn’t do a lot for my dog. We’ve tried many things for his little eyes and this isn’t anything special.

Diluted boric acid has been used for centuries as eye care, and it's something that early medicine got right. It is a cleansing antiseptic/antibacterial/antifungal that quickly reduces itchiness and inflammation, and it is as safe for dogs as it is for humans. (Or maybe even more, because I don't know if dogs are ever allergic to boric acid, as humans rarely are.)That said, you should not ignore your dog's eye problems just because you have this wonderful product. But if you're waiting to take them to the vet or the signs are pointing towards dirt and debris instead of infection, this is wonderful to make the wait more comfortable for your pet. Just do not use for at least 24 hours before you see the vet so that she can make an accurate assessment.This product is excellent for rinsing out dirt/dust, moisturizing dry eyes (not chronic--see your vet), or treating allergy symptoms, of course! It calms itching, redness, decreases/eliminates runny eyes depending on the cause, makes tear stains easier to clean off, and is great for general eye health upkeep!And, not that I would replace proper veterinary care with it, but boric acid even treats mild-to-moderate conjunctivitis (aka "pink eye," "red eye")! Which is excellent because I recently adopted an adorable little lady with such a case terrorizing her poor eyes. Sadly, the vets that I saw could only give me an ointment, and my little girl just does not like having anywhere near her eyes touched. As a muscular dachshund with no tail, she is about as easy to wrangle as a greased pig if she doesn't feel like being caught. Combined with the absolute devastation to her trust in people that a successful application of the ointment brought, I simply could not manage to apply it 3 times a day. Her case is mild enough that the vet said it would be okay to save the treatment for a few weeks later when our relationship was stronger, but I still felt bad watching her scratch at her eyes and have white boogies stuck in the corners. So I started using this, and not only is there instant relief, but there has also been improvement of the redness and discharge altogether.This progress may not be as noticeable as it would if I could use her prescribed medication, but it's better for both of us than doing nothing. AND, very conveniently, since she is still unhappy about having her eye-area touched, the bottle can be squeezed to send a stream into the eye at weird angles when the dog will not cooperate with gravitational requirements of eye drops. When this solution touches the eyes, it is so soothing that she realizes it's not scary and is slowly getting used to having her eyes taken care of.I have another dog with chronically irritated and inflamed eyes because of his love of barking/staring into the wind and sun. Not to mention his little brother's love of licking his eyes and jumping on them with dirty paws when play-fighting... The medicine from the vet was super thick, made horrible tear stains that were hard to get rid of, and the dog hated it. Oh, also it did nothing for him! But a daily drop of this lovely stuff is an inexpensive, reliable solution to his problem. It keeps his eyes healthy and clean with regular use. He actually loves the drops so much that when you say "do your eyes" he will come wait right in front of you for you to put the drops in.This will ALWAYS be in my house as long as I have dogs!