Responsible eye-care guidance
Use this product only as directed on its label and by your veterinarian. Wash and dry hands before application, avoid touching the container tip to the eye or fur, and do not share an eye-care container between animals. Lubrication supports the ocular surface but does not replace diagnosis or prescription treatment.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this product a substitute for veterinary treatment?
No. Eye lubricants, mists and washes provide supportive care and do not replace diagnosis or prescription treatment. Contact a veterinarian promptly for pain, persistent squinting, cloudiness, trauma, marked redness, significant discharge or a sudden vision change.
How can I avoid contaminating the container?
Wash and dry your hands before use. Do not touch the applicator to the eye, fur, fingers or another surface, and do not share one container between animals. Replace the cap after use and follow the label for storage and discard timing.
Can I use this with prescription eye medication?
Ask your veterinarian before combining eye-care products. Your veterinarian can confirm whether the products are appropriate together and how much time to leave between applications.
Where should I find product-specific directions?
Follow the directions and precautions on the product label or package insert. The delivery method can differ among a mist, precision drop, standard drop and eye wash.