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Sterile Eye Wash
$9.95
Sterile Eye Wash for Dogs – Safe, Gentle Eye Irrigation
Keep your pet’s eyes clean, clear, and comfortable with our Sterile Eye Wash for Dogs. Specially formulated to safely flush away dirt, pollen, dust, and other irritants, this soothing solution provides fast relief from...
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Sterile Eye Wash for Dogs – Safe, Gentle Eye Irrigation
Keep your pet’s eyes clean, clear, and comfortable with our Sterile Eye Wash for Dogs. Specially formulated to safely flush away dirt, pollen, dust, and other irritants, this soothing solution provides fast relief from minor eye discomfort. The non-stinging formula makes it safe and easy to use on dogs, cats, birds, and horses, giving you peace of mind for all your animals.
Perfect for daily care, after hunting or training sessions, or whenever your pet’s eyes need refreshing.
Key Features:
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Safe & Effective Cleaning: Gently removes dirt, debris, and irritants from the eyes.
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Soothing Non-Sting Formula: Comfortable for dogs, cats, horses, and birds.
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Veterinary-Trusted Ingredients: Includes water, boric acid, and sodium chloride for safe irrigation.
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Easy to Use: Squeeze bottle design lets you control flow rate for thorough rinsing.
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Multi-Species Use: Great for gundogs after training, pets with allergies, or horses in dusty environments.
Directions for Use:
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Wipe away excess matter from the eye.
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Remove cap and direct a gentle flow over the eye surface.
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Flush as needed, controlling rate of flow with pressure on the bottle.
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Wipe away debris with clean gauze or cotton.
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Repeat daily or as directed for best results.
Ingredients: Water, boric acid, sodium chloride, sorbic acid, sodium borate, edetate disodium.
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