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For superficial ulceration of the eye in dogs, cats & horses.
Remend® Corneal Repair Gel can be beneficial when a high concentration of hyaluronic acid (HA) may be needed or desired in dogs, cats and horses. The cross-linked HA helps provide an environment conducive to cell growth and migration during normal re-epithelialization while lubricating the eye.
Please note that a corneal ulcer can be a serious problem and treatment should always be under the supervision and advice of your veterinary surgeon.
For use in superficial corneal ulcers in dogs and cats.
Place 1 to 2 drops directly onto injured cornea. The natural movement of the eyelid will distribute the gel over the eye surface.
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As yet not worked but prepared to keep going. The vets £64 didn't work so I'll persevere.
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I bought this for my cat who has a corneal ulcer. It costs me around £22 a bottle from my vets and as it's an ongoing problem at the moment, buying it from Viovet works out half the price.
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Hopefully it will do the job
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Good stuff my dog had an ulcer non healing despite medication, started the remend and started healing within a few days! Slow progress but definitely helps
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This is great to have handy just in case your dog gets a watery or scratched eye. Heals it in no time
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Remend Corneal Gel Eye Drops for Dogs, Cats & Horses, including answers from our team.
Joy
Can you advise me that once the gel is opened does it need to be stored inside the fridge?
If you could let me know soon I would be most grateful.
This product should be stored at room temperature, away from any heat source, or may be stored in the refrigerator. If refrigerated, the product should be allowed to warm to room temperature prior to use. DO NOT FREEZE.
VioVet Visitor
Has anyone had any successful use for a dog with cataracts?
These drops do NOT treat cataracts. Cataracts are an opacity of the lens inside the eye, which Remend’s gel (a corneal protectant) does not affect.
They may help if your dog has secondary corneal irritation or ulcers caused by cataracts or other eye issues, but they won't improve vision or reverse cataracts.
Cataracts typically require veterinary assessment — options range from monitoring to surgical removal depending on severity and impact on vision.
If your dog has cataracts, please consult your vet or a veterinary ophthalmologist for advice on treatment options. If your dog has corneal irritation or ulcers, Remend might help, but it’s not a cataract treatment.
Andy
Would this be safe long term use
Yes this product is safe for long term use. If you are looking to just lubricate the eye then you may wish to use Remend Lubricating Drops instead though. If you are treating an active corneal ulcer then it's important you follow your vet's advice closely on how long to dose with the product.
Rachael Morson
If i have used 1 bottle of remind corneal eye gel repair but the eye isn't fully healed yet can I then use a second bottle?
Yes, Remend can be used in the long term if required. Remend on it's own is unlikely to resolve a corneal ulcer though so it is important you discuss treatment for the condition with your vet.
Brian Denham
Is this one 3ml bottle or 10 3ml bottles?
This product is purchased per bottle, this is one 3ml bottle.
Sharon
Please could you tell me how often I need to be applying this. Thank you
Use gloves to assure sterility and cleanliness
Place 1 to 2 drops directly onto injured cornea. The natural movement of the eyelid will distribute the gel over the eye surface
Remend® Corneal Repair Gel should be applied 2 times each day until corneal repair is complete
To avoid contamination, do not touch the tip of the container to any surface
Replace cap securely after using
Jo
Been using remend along with isathal and acular
For a eye ulcer slow healing , should you wait a certain amount off time between these 3 drops ?
(Also using dogs own plasma which gets applied at a different time ) .
I recommend discussing this with your vet. Remend Corneal Repair Gel mainly helps to keep the eye lubricated, if the eye dries then it can worsen the ulcer. It should therefore be used after any other types of drops, and ideally inbetween treating with other drops. I advise discussing the exact treatment plan with your vet though as this varies greatly depending on the frequency of the other drops that are used.
MaryAbigail Andrews-Szikszai
My cats third eyelid has been visible and covering 75% of his eyes. It does not retract. Would this help?
The third eyelid showing can be a sign of many underlying conditions, including dehydration and viral infections. Remend Corneal Repair Gel is intended for use in helping repair ulcers or lubricating the eye. It may help in this situation but the underlying issue could also have many other causes. I recommend seeing your vet to get the issue diagnosed first.
Dylan
I have a shi Pei puppy who’s eyes have closed up would this gel help?
This gel is meant to be applied onto the eye surface itself to help the cornea, the surface of the eye, repair. If your dog's eyes are closed then this could be a sign of a serious problem and I strongly recommended contacting your vet for them to diagnose the underlying issue.
Sue Benthall
Please can you tell me if I need a prescription from my vet to order Bayer Remend Corneal Repair Gel 3ml from you?
Also, please can you tell me if you offer a discount for a bulk order?
Thank you very much.
Sue B.
These are not officially a prescription product so you do not need a prescription to buy these from us, but you should make sure that they are suitable by talking to your vet about them first. We cannot normally offer discounts unless you buy a very large amount as we tend to make all our prices as low as we can anyway.
