Diagnos Eye Cleaner 50ml

Keep your pet’s eyes bright and clear with Beaphar Diagnos Eye Cleaner. Designed for both dogs and cats, this mild, non-irritating formula is essential for daily hygiene. Pets often accumulate dust, pollen, and debris in the corners of their eyes, which can lead to irritation or unsightly tear stains. This sterile solution provides a safe way to flush out irritants and maintain the delicate area around the eye.

Key Benefits:

• Gentle & Non-Sting Formula: Formulated with a pH value identical to a pet’s natural tears, ensuring the cleaning process is comfortable and stress-free.

• Effective Tear Stain Removal: Regular use helps break down the proteins in tear fluid that cause reddish-brown staining, particularly visible on white or light-colored coats.

• Flushes Out Irritants: Perfect for removing environmental pollutants like dust, sand, or pollen before they cause redness or infection.

• Easy-to-Use Pipette: The soft, flexible nozzle allows for precise application without the risk of injuring a wiggly pet.

• Suitable for All Breeds: Safe for use on puppies, kittens, and senior pets, as well as brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds like Pugs or Persians who are more prone to eye watering.

When to Use Diagnos Eye Cleaner:

• Daily Maintenance: For breeds prone to "weepy eyes."

• Post-Walk Cleanup: To remove seeds or dust after a hike or play session in the park.

• Grooming Routine: To brighten the fur around the eyes and prevent crusty buildup.

Usage Instructions:

1. For the surrounding area: Soak a cotton wool pad with the Eye Cleaner and gently wipe around the eye to remove tear stains and crusting. Use a fresh pad for each eye to prevent cross-contamination.

2. For the eye itself: Gently squeeze 1–2 drops into the corner of the eye. Allow the pet to blink, which helps flush out any loose debris.

3. Frequency: Use twice weekly for general hygiene, or daily if your pet suffers from heavy tear staining.

4. Note: If your pet's eyes are red, cloudy, or producing yellow/green discharge, consult a veterinarian immediately.