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Opticlear Eyewash for Dogs - kap - 07-11-2010
Does anyone here have experience with this OTC med? Tia
Re: Opticlear Eyewash for Dogs - AlphaDog - 07-11-2010
There really isn't much to it. It doesn't qualify as a medication, because it doesn't contain any antibiotics or steroids. "A sterile, buffered solution that has the same tonicity and ph as normal tear fluid." I don't see how it could do any harm. Now will it do any good? It depends on why you're looking for an eyewash.
Re: Opticlear Eyewash for Dogs - kap - 07-11-2010
AlphaDog wrote:
There really isn't much to it. It doesn't qualify as a medication, because it doesn't contain any antibiotics or steroids. "A sterile, buffered solution that has the same tonicity and ph as normal tear fluid." I don't see how it could do any harm. Now will it do any good? It depends on why you're looking for an eyewash.
To remove the black/brown stuff (not sure what to call it) from our dogs' eyes.
Re: Opticlear Eyewash for Dogs - vicrock - 07-11-2010
Try this:
http://www.healthypets.com/diamondeye.html
Re: Opticlear Eyewash for Dogs - kap - 07-11-2010
Will try that. Thanks vicrock.
Re: Opticlear Eyewash for Dogs - OWC Jamie - 07-11-2010
warm water on a cloth alone doesn't work ?
(we had some vaseline type product for a while)
Is it bad enough and caused by a tear duct problem ?
Re: Opticlear Eyewash for Dogs - kap - 07-11-2010
billb wrote:It works well with our Yorkie-Shnauzer mutt; not on our poodle-maltese-whateverelse mutt.
warm water on a cloth alone doesn't work ?
billb wrote: Is it bad enough and caused by a tear duct problem ?Not sure. Vet said there is no need to use Angle Eyes.