Optixcare Eye Lube + Hyaluron (20 g)

Very helpful for dry, red eyes. My pup’s eyes are significantly clearer after using.

I will buy this eye lubricant over & over again! It works well for my dogs. They both have a cherry eye, & I use these gel drops on them 2x a day. Good stuff!

My dog had eye surgery, and the vet at UC Davis told me to buy this and put it in her eye to keep it lubricated while it's healing. My dog was blind in that eye, and while not perfect, she now has vision and is doing great! This lubricant has been a godsend while for her healing. The white line is a scar from a cat scratch, but the cataract has been successfully removed, and the vets are pleased with her healing.

use this every on my bulldogs eyes has been a great help with redness and tearing

Optixcare Eye Lube is a thick sterile gel used for pets to protect their eyes from corneal ulcers. My dog had a corneal graft and still suffers from dry eye. My veterinarian recommended this product. I highly recommend.

My little Shorkie (Shih Tzu/Yorkie), has dry eye, her left eye produces zero moisture, which has caused her to scratch it and give herself an ulcer at one point, this eye lubrication is a must have throughout the day every couple of hours this works very well one squirt/drop goes a long way

This is so good and helps my shihtzu’s eyes when they are runny.

My Persian Munchkin gets constant eye infections (pink eye). My vet recommended that I start using this after his last round of antibiotic eye cream. I am on my second tube. So far, so good. I put a drop in each eye every morning and every evening. This is the longest his eyes have stayed clear. The only reason I am giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the tube. It’s not completely full. It’s also very difficult to control how much liquid comes out. Sometimes, nothing comes out and other times, way too much comes out. We all know how difficult it is to hold a cat still to put drops in their eyes. I am only able to do it because he knows a Churu treat is coming afterwards. But, he does turn his head a lot, so a better tube would make the process a lot easier. It’s made of some type of plastic and stays kind of blown up with air. Even completely empty, it never goes down or changes shape. It also gets harder and harder to get it out as the tube gets less full. It should be in something in the style of a toothpaste tube that can be flattened and rolled from the bottom as you use it. Because it’s working so well, I will continue to use it.