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Maggie (Idaho) on 07/19/2016
Carol (Murrieta Ca.) on 06/21/2016
I was just wondering how long should I use it? Not trusting because of the antibiotic, and worrying it may come back.
Stacey (London) on 05/05/2016
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Jaide (Brisbane, Queensland) on 06/19/2015
Thrinny (Caldwell, Nj) on 05/16/2015
I saved this site to my favorites for future ailments.
Nbk8a6v (Atascadero, Ca) on 07/05/2014
But less than a week later, the swelling and discharge came back. I clean my boy's face everyday with babywipes and now I flush his eyes with sterile saline solution, so whatever foreign object might have irritated his eye to begin with was not an issue the second time his eye swelled up. Hmmm.
This time tried Refrigerated organic ACV on a cotton ball, saturated the back of his neck and wiped his eye. He seemed to like the cool sensation on his eye. Plus put a little generic antiobiotic gel on the corners of his eye. Swelling went away in less than 24 hours. I will keep this up for a week just to make sure it doesn't come back.
I know vets mean well but in today's grim economy why stick it to people with expensive pharma when there are inexpensive home remedies that are just as if not more effective. I have three dogs and three cats and I would have more if I could afford them. Maybe I could if vets would stop purchasing their vacation homes with unnecessary scripts for our furkids. Yeah, that sounds rather cynical but I have paid my share of unnecessary vet expenses over the years and finally wised up. Its great that we love our furkids, people, but please do your research first before making a vet appt. So much stuff is unnecessary if not downright harmful for your pet but most vets don't care, they just want your money. This website is a great start.
Tracy (Jacksonville, Fl) on 06/25/2014
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