Sore Eye

[Jacquie]

My dog has had a sore eye now for a few days apart from bathing it in salt water with cotton wall balls is there anything else I can do? it looks like there's sleep in it, but keeps coming back :x

Jacquie

 

[dessie]

My dog has had a sore eye now for a few days  apart from bathing it in salt water with cotton wall balls is there anything else I can do? it looks like there's sleep in it, but keeps coming back  :x
Jacquie

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Yes, take him to the Vet and get it treated

 

[kaz]

Sounds like conjunctivitous - our dog (Hutchy) had it recently. A quick trip to the vets - some eye drops for £30 and a couple of days later the problem had gone

 

[george06]

same thing happened with my Missy,took her the vets,was conjuntivitius and £30 for eye drops but been told you can buy goldeneye from the chemist and thats just as good and alot cheaper.The tricky part is keeping her still enough to get the drops in her eyes...no easy task!

 

[~elizabeth~]

same thing happened with my Missy,took her the vets,was conjuntivitius and £30 for eye drops but been told you can buy goldeneye from the chemist and thats just as good and alot cheaper.The tricky part is keeping her still enough to get the drops in her eyes...no easy task!

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Was that Fucithalmic? I think our vet charged £7 for it. It is a proper antibiotic, think it is more effective with a more serious eye infections. I used golden eye ointment for ages on mine, it didn't really help but a course of fucithalmic cleared it up.

 

[alilemur]

Same here - fucithalmic from the vet worked for Willow. She had conjunctivitis in her eye and this really did the trick.

Alison

 

[Jacquie]

Thankyou all for your help :thumbsup: I'll get some eye drops for her

 

[posh totty]

try oprex infected eye availablle from chemists :thumbsup:

 

[Strike Whippets]

try oprex infected eye availablle from chemists  :thumbsup:

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Yep optrex is good stuff

 

[jean.dunbar]

Optrex and Golden Eye Ointment are brilliant if you catch things in early stages. Sounds like this may have gone past that and needs a vets magic! :- " :luck:

 

[jok]

try oprex infected eye availablle from chemists  :thumbsup:

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Yep optrex is good stuff

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Yep, Frankie had a sore eye last month. A day or two of Optrex and he was as good as new again! It was too nasty or gooey so i didn't think it was worth paying a consultation fee plus eye drops. If it was worse or hadn't cleared up i would obviously have taken him to the vets.

 

[george06]

same thing happened with my Missy,took her the vets,was conjuntivitius and £30 for eye drops but been told you can buy goldeneye from the chemist and thats just as good and alot cheaper.The tricky part is keeping her still enough to get the drops in her eyes...no easy task!

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Was that Fucithalmic? I think our vet charged £7 for it. It is a proper antibiotic, think it is more effective with a more serious eye infections. I used golden eye ointment for ages on mine, it didn't really help but a course of fucithalmic cleared it up.

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No `vistamethasone` drops i got given.....and one worming tablet.....£30

 

[hellybobs]

If anyone is going to buy Optrex for infected eyes get the generic version its usually cheaper.

Its called chloramphenicol and is exactly the same stuff.