Eye Gel Dog/Cat (Vit.A) 5ml

Provide instant relief for your pet’s dry or irritated eyes with Beaphar Eye Gel. Unlike liquid drops that run off quickly, this thick, sterile gel clings to the surface of the eye, providing a protective film that keeps the cornea hydrated for longer. Formulated with Vitamin A, it doesn't just lubricate; it actively supports the natural health of the eye and the sensitive membranes surrounding it.

Key Benefits:

• Long-Lasting Hydration: The gel consistency ensures the lubricant stays in contact with the eye longer than standard aqueous drops, reducing the frequency of application.

• Enriched with Vitamin A: Contains Retinol Palmitate (Vitamin A), which is essential for maintaining a healthy cornea and supporting the eye's natural repair processes.

• Soothes Irritation: Instantly calms redness and discomfort caused by environmental factors like wind, dust, pollen, or low-humidity environments (central heating/air conditioning).

• Ideal for Brachycephalic Breeds: Essential for "flat-faced" breeds (like Pugs, Bulldogs, or Persian cats) whose prominent eyes are more exposed to the air and prone to drying out.

• Sterile & Gentle: A mild, non-stinging formula that is safe for daily use in both dogs and cats.

When to Use Beaphar Eye Gel:

• Dry Eye Management: For pets that do not produce enough natural tears.

• Environmental Protection: Before walks in windy or sandy conditions.

• Post-Grooming: To soothe eyes that may have been irritated by shampoo or hair clippings.

• Sleep Support: Can be applied before bed to prevent the eyes from drying out overnight.

Application Instructions:

1. Wash your hands thoroughly before use.

2. Gently hold your pet's head and pull the lower eyelid down slightly to create a small pocket.

3. Hold the tube vertically and squeeze one drop of gel into the eye. Important: Do not let the tip of the nozzle touch the eye or eyelashes to avoid contamination.

4. Allow your pet to blink to spread the gel evenly across the surface.

5. Apply 3 times daily or as directed by your veterinarian.

6. Note: Discard the tube 28 days after opening. If the eye appears infected (pus, heavy swelling, or loss of vision), seek veterinary advice immediately.