Does this help soften mucus at corners of dogs eyes
1524188
Sometimes drops will soften the corner of the eyes. When that doesn't work I use a warm cloth and gently wipe the eyes. If there is a lot of junk in the eye I soften it with warm cloth and later when it has soften it's ok to wipe the corners.
1524189
I'm not sure...however, this is a lubricant and it should. I didn't buy the drop vet plus eye lubricant for the soft mucus. But I have treated one of my other dogs for this exact same thing. What you could do is put this in the corner of the dog's eyes and take a cotton ball and dab/wipe the mucus away.
1524190
I use it for dry eye that produces mucus, I clean the eyes every morning and night and put drops in, and it gets rid of the mucus........
1524191
In the mornings when my dogs eyes would be very matted with mucous I would put the drops in and the mucous could be gently wiped away.
443944
My problem with lines was primarily around the eye area, but I did use it on the edges of my nose and corners of my mouth where my skin tends to be dry and look crinkled. It did help a lot as far as eliminating the crinkled look - so it would probably work for fine lines - it did work very well on the lines around me eyes.
2025418
Yes. It will take a little time but all of the redness around my eyes went away. It also eliminated the itching and dry skin that I had on my lids. I wouldn't dream of using anything else.
284493
It really does work if the puffy is fluid puff under the eye. I never used it on the eyelid. Make sure you apply it very thin or you can see the residue.
1829135
Yes it did lift the upper eye lids a little but I noticed it reduced my crow feet lines quite a bit. I bought a second bottle as I was so happy with the results after a few days. Hope that helps!
1644723
Angel Eyes, as I recall, had an ingredient in it that my vet didn't like (can't remember which one) so I purchased this product instead which my vet said was ok to use. I have a Coton de Tulear and he seems to be sensitive to various ingredients. Although this didn't bother his sensitivity, it also didn't do much for him either. By the same token I thought Angel eyes was expensive and also didn't work for him. I still haven't found a product that really works. Good luck and I hope you do find a product that actually does what it says.
1867728
I have a maltese. This product didnt help her. Angel eyes, the powder supplement, wiped them out completely! If she happens to tear a little, I use huggies baby wipes for quick clean up. I also never give her tap water. Only distilled or purified.
1288503
I have eye allergies and it works very well for me. It softens the lines below te eyes.
439164
I can only tell you what worked for my dog. Your dog might have a different issue causing the ear problem. My dog had a chronic yeast problem which would become inflamed and red at times. It was really bad when I started using Zymox and it took a few days for the redness to go away, and more than 2 weeks of daily treatment for the yeast to dry up. Right now - weeks later it's still pretty good. I use it every few days just to keep it from recurring.
253651
I believe it works the same as Muro 128. Use it every night for relief of dry eyes.
711558
Yes. It is super gentle and unscented . I have used it around my eyes. Didn't help much but didn't irritate at all
1768503
I can say yes. I do use it directly on my eye lids, with nurse and doctor approval. I am on hospice, with a laundry list of very serious illness, and longer list of medications, and suffer with some severe dry skin, including my face - and my eyes are often very dry and so badly that the lids stick to the inner eye. So, I apply it directly to my eye lids, gently rubbing it in from inner to outer lid - and it is helpful and has provided me with a measure of relief. So yes. You can use this safely on your eyes and around your eyes. I am careful not to get it in my eyes, but have gotten a bit in the corner but no problem. So... I can say yes. I do use it directly on my eye lids, with nurse and doctor approval. I am on hospice, with a laundry list of very serious illness, and longer list of medications, and suffer with some severe dry skin, including my face - and my eyes are often very dry and so badly that the lids stick to the inner eye. So, I apply it directly to my eye lids, gently rubbing it in from inner to outer lid - and it is helpful and has provided me with a measure of relief. So yes. You can use this safely on your eyes and around your eyes. I am careful not to get it in my eyes, but have gotten a bit... » Read More I can say yes. I do use it directly on my eye lids, with nurse and doctor approval. I am on hospice, with a laundry list of very serious illness, and longer list of medications, and suffer with some severe dry skin, including my face - and my eyes are often very dry and so badly that the lids stick to the inner eye. So, I apply it directly to my eye lids, gently rubbing it in from inner to outer lid - and it is helpful and has provided me with a measure of relief. So yes. You can use this safely on your eyes and around your eyes. I am careful not to get it in my eyes, but have gotten a bit in the corner but no problem. So... « Show Less
1258358
I would honestly say that every week a good two minute soak is all to takes to keep tear stains under control and barely visible, if at all. My dog has very watery eyes and long, white hair so within a day, you can see moisture and within a week, the stains start to build up again. Every time I use this product I am very thankful that it exists and that it is tear free being so close to the eyes...plus with the two minute wait time that I like to let it soak and break down the yeast/other eye "gunk". Very happy with this product and you can't beat the price.
933077
Yes. It looks weird when you apply it, but it works. Visibly reduced eye puffiness for me.I had a co-worker try some and she was very happy. :-)
1327196
I first put a little onto those little cosmetic cotton rounds that I use to remove make up. Now I just use a paper napkin or paper towel or whatever is around. Any paper product seems to work fine. The trick is not to put too much product on the paper napkin, cotton round or paper towel so it doesn't get too saturated. This way, there's less risk of the product getting into my dog's eyes.
225484
No, I don't think it will. This is an antibiotic gel. My dog injured her eye and was in pain. It cleared her eye up nicely. There are other products for tear stains.
1539815
hi toby. no as far as I can tell, this is all hyaluronic acid...it is liquid/gel-like in consistency and is great for the face (at least mine...I really like this product). however, I have-from time to time-gotten a bit of it in a corner of an eye, and will say that it is not at all pleasant. I stings and burns to the point that I could not wear contacts and wore glasses instead. hope that helped a bit and good luck in finding what works for you.