
OcluVet Ophthalmic Solution
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Ocluvet Lubricant Eye Drops for Dogs and Cats
The unique mix of six different nutrients in Ocluvet Lubricant Eye Drops help repair damage in the eye and prevent opacity and cataracts from forming. Ocluvet is a nutraceutical that also lubricates the eyes for greater comfort.
- Helps prevent cataracts and lens opacity
- Nutraceutical combines six different nutrients
- Lubricates the eyes
- Dropper top for easing dosing
Age, disease, and trauma can also cause “ocular degeneration.” In this process, your dog’s eyes can become more opaque and can even form cataracts that compromise your dog’s sight – and quality of life. Ocluvet is a nutraceutical designed to stop the formation of damaging proteins that can cloud the eye while supporting the processes that repair the eye. These well-tolerated eye drops combine six ingredients – including antioxidants and Vitamin B -- into one effective formula to protect your dog’s eyes.
What you should know about Ocluvet Lubricant Eye Drops:
- Talk to your veterinarian before using this product.
- Follow dosing directions exactly - don’t give your pet more medication than directed and don’t skip doses.
- Read the label carefully for information about storage, possible side effects, and drug interactions.
OcluVet Dosage Initial Administration:
Apply 1 drop to the eye 3 times per day for 6 - 8 weeks or as directed by your veterinarian.
Maintenance Administration:
Apply 1 drop to the eye every 24 - 48 hours or as directed by your veterinarian.
Ingredients: Sterile water, Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate, N-Acetyl-L Carnosine, Purified L- Carnosine, Glutathione, Cysteine Ascorbate, L-Taurine, Riboflavin Monophosphate, Propylene Glycol (0.2%), Polysorbate 80 (0.2%)
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I'm going to purchase this product again!
From undisclosedComments about OcluVet Ophthalmic SolutionI use this product everyday. I just started it. My Roxy is doing well on it. -
Pretty Good
From Montpelier VTComments about OcluVet Ophthalmic SolutionExcellent ingredients-- seems to sting a little-- probably from the b-vitamins that I am not sure can be absorbed mucously anyway. It seems to work well. My dog is a SEVERE dry case that has had experimental surgery to help without doing the PDT surgery. She is on so many meds it is hard to be sure but I think this is a good product for what it is trying to accomplish.
Q & A
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Can this be used in addition to tobramycin ophthalmic solution, usp??
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OcluVet is a lubricating eyedrop which contains six active antioxidants for ocular health and clarity. Typically if more than one eye drop is used, it’s recommended to space apart administration of the eye drops by at least 5 minutes or whatever time your veterinarian determines is most appropriate. Before beginning administration of OcluVet for your pet, please consult with your veterinarian to determine if it’s appropriate to use in combination with tobramycin ophthalmic solution.
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How does the product work on cats? I don't see any reviews. Will this burn in the eye? Besides cataracts what else is it good for??
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how long does it take to see improvement using this product??
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Improvement has been reported after 5 days. However, most report a noticeable difference after the full eight weeks of treatment. The rate of improvement will likely not be the same in each case. Please contact your veterinarian with additional questions or concerns regarding this solution.
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How can these ingredients, remove cloudiness in the eyes? just herbs& sodium hydrogen carbonate.?
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happy1, Ocluvet is a nutraceutical comprised of antioxidants and vitamins. This over-the-counter eye lubricant is designed to help stop the formation of damaging proteins that can cloud the eye while supporting the processes that repair the eye. The manufacturer doesn't provide specific details as it relates to the mechanism of removing the cloudiness formed in the eye(s). For guidance in choosing the appropriate supplement specific to your pet’s eye condition contact your veterinarian. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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