Pet Eyez Powder and Vetericyn Eye Gel: A Dog Eye Care Routine

Quick answer

Use Pet Eyez vitamin powder as a daily food topper and apply Vetericyn eye gel only when your dog has eye irritation or your vet recommends it. Keep the powder in the bowl and the gel on the eye, and never mix them together.

Step-by-step routine

1. Check the eye before you start: Look for redness, discharge, or swelling. If you see thick yellow-green discharge, cloudiness, or your dog is pawing at the eye, stop and call your vet instead of applying the gel. A quick visual check prevents you from covering up a serious problem.
2. Add Pet Eyez powder to your dog's meal: Follow the serving suggestion on the label and mix the powder thoroughly into your dog's usual food. Do not sprinkle it on top, because picky eaters may leave the powder behind. Mixing it in completely helps ensure your dog gets the full serving.
3. Wash your hands before handling the gel: Use soap and water, then dry your hands. This step is easy to skip, but dirty hands can introduce bacteria to an already irritated eye. Clean hands are as important as the product itself.
4. Apply Vetericyn eye gel gently: Hold your dog's head steady with one hand and squeeze a small ribbon of gel along the lower eyelid without touching the tube tip to the eye. Let your dog blink to spread the gel. Never let the tube tip touch the eye or lashes, which can contaminate the gel.
5. Wipe away excess gel: Use a clean, damp cloth to gently wipe any gel that runs onto the fur. This prevents sticky buildup and keeps the area clean. A quick wipe keeps the eye area comfortable and reduces matting.
6. Repeat the gel only as needed: Use the gel for mild irritation for a few days, but if symptoms do not improve or get worse, stop and consult your vet. The powder can be given daily as part of meals. Set a reminder to reassess after a few days so you do not miss a worsening eye.

Product facts

• Pet Eyez vitamin powder beef liver: Pet Eyez vitamin powder is a grain-free, all-natural beef liver powder developed by optometrists and veterinary specialists. It is formulated to support eye health and reduce tear stains, so it fits into a daily feeding routine rather than a one-time treatment.

  

• Vetericyn eye gel: Vetericyn eye gel is a non-toxic, alcohol-free gel that relieves irritation, itch, and pain from allergies or scratched corneas. It offers gentle, targeted relief without stinging, making it easier to apply to a sensitive eye.