Plus Canine Eye Wash

Two dog household totaling 200 lbs of dogs. One dog had pink eye from allergies, and the other was experiencing excessive eye discharge. After two days of use (twice a day) the pink eye improvement was obvious, and it was resolved in 4 days. I continued use for the remainder of the week to be safe. I didn't have to flood his eye like a wash, but simply used two drops per application. He experienced no discomfort after application whatsoever, and was only resistive to receiving the drops because, ofcourse, there's a big plastic thing pointing directly at his eyeball, and I'm holding his eyelids spread. After a year and a half, using it for a variety of things on my dogs (scrapes/eyes/toenail clip bleed), the bottle is still 1/4 full. Great product & a great value!

Both my dogs (pomeranian (15lbs) and Doberman mix (55lbs)) got some mysterious goopy infectious mess coming out of their eyes this summer. I really am against antibiotics for animals in most cases. I think it messes them up in the long run. So I always try to use alternative methods before I go to the vet and get antibiotics. I am not the kind of person who ever lets my animals suffer and I would never compromise their health nor am I against medicines from the vet. But I figured Id give this a shot and see if I could clear it up. It worked like a charm. Putting drops in was a bit challenging but after a few weeks they were used to it and it cleared up nicely. I also use it on a cotton ball to keep up with just cleaning their eyes generally. It does not bother them at all. No adverse reactions. They seriously dont mind it at all - so much so that they just sit there while I put it in now. Id say give it a try first before spending a $100 bucks at the vet. I think you might be pleasantly surprised. But remember it takes about two weeks for it to clear up totally.

Recommended by vets. I keep it on hand. Helps my dogs eyes.

I purchased the Vetericyn Canine Eye Wash 4oz for use in my Shar Pei's eyes. This breed of dog with all the wrinkles have issues with their eye lashes irritating their eyes. These drops provide great relief for my dog. The drops do not seem to hae any negative effects. She actually looks forward to having them put in her eye's. If your dog has irritated eyes you should try these drops, they work really well. I paid full price for the Vetericyn Canine Eye Wash 4oz and will gladly do it again.

My dog's eye was leaking brown color and smelled funky. Put a drop in eye twice a day and issue was completely gone in less than two weeks

From the picture I did think this was the bigger bottle (like the wound care bottle) but my fault for not checking the fl oz. This was recommended by many wildlife rehabbers and works wonders for flushing eye wounds. I got this guy, JJ, in at around 2 1/2 weeks old. A hawk attacked his nest and pecked at his eye. I used this two times a day along with terramycin while he was in wildlife rehab (along with oral antibiotics) and he healed very well. Obviously he didn't have full vision in the one eye but look at that smile almost at the end of his rehab. I'd say he's a happy customer!!

I would highly recommend this product to any dog owner. Even if your pup has no eye issues, just having their eyes rinsed out every so often with this product will help clear out eye boogies. My Doberman seemed to have irritated eyes when I first adopted him, come to find out from the vet that there was nothing they could see that would make his eyes look all red the way they were. I started using Vetericyn as soon a I got it and the redness went away and less of the eye gunk. Great for the price! I did not get this product for free or discounted in any way. This is just to help any others that may have had the same issues.

My dog got an eye infection (creamy goop). The vet tested for an intact cornea and then prescribed an antibiotics/anti-inflammatory, to be put into both eyes 4 times a day for a week. My dog hated those so it took multiple attempts to get one drop into each eye. A tiny 0.2 ounce bottle cost ~$22 and we had to use almost 2 over the course of the week. Then a week or so later, the creamy goop came back. I assumed the cornea was still intact, so tried the Vetericyn Eye Wash and it worked! 3-4 times a day for a week and now her eye is clear. Since she tends to stuff her head into dusty bushes, I just do a rinse every few days to clear out any potential stuff.