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To be applied to eye corners to soothe and remove crusts.
Can be used for horses and dogs.
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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I was pleasantly surprised how effective this ointment is and what great value for the price. After only a couple of applications her eye, that had been constantly crusty despite previously being regularly and gently washed and wiped, is now clear of any gunky residue and now far more comfortable for her. I noted on previous reviews that it was a good idea to wear gloves when applying, but I also found it useful to put some on a baby water wipe to apply it. I will continue to use the ointment less frequently to maintain good eye health. Would recommend this product.
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Good addition to first aid box
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Bought this to put on my poodles eyes as he gets a great deal of gunge. It was most helpful as it made the gunge softer and easier to remove
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Great product does what it says on the tin.
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Not sure how hygienic this is! I use latex gloves tho. It’s difficult to put just a little in the eye
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Gold Label Gold Eye Ointment for Horses, including answers from our team.
Susan Tythcott
Does this product contain antibiotic
This product does not contain any antibiotic class ingredients. All antibiotics are prescription only products.
Lyndsey
How do your apply this? Just on the corner or across the eye so it gets into the eye under the lids?
This product is not meant to be used directly in the eye itself, it should be applied on the skin at the corners of the eye wherever any crusting is evident. It helps remove this crusting and so reduces any skin problems due to excessive discharge building up. If your horse has a problem with the eyeball itself then I advise contacting your vet for appropriate treatment.
