LUCAA+ Pet Probiotic Eye Care (excl. 20% VAT)
- Description
- Reduces Irritation, Improves Hygiene & Hydration
- Reduces Eye Inflammation and Tear Stain Discolouration
- Reviews
LUCAA+ Probiotic Pet Eye Care is a natural eye cleaner spray for dogs and cats that improves eye cleanliness and comfort. It reinforces hygiene and reduces inflammation, keeping eyes healthier and more hydrated. It is particularly good at reducing tear stain discolouration.
This pet eye cleaner has added ‘good’ (probiotic) bacteria, naturally sourced from plants. These helpful probiotics restore healthy microbial balance to the skin around the eyes and eyelids.
This natural eye cleaner for pets reduces the risk of common conditions such as conjunctivitis. It also reduces irritation and reactions to bio-allergens such as pollen and dust mite.
LUCAA+ Probiotic Pet Eye Care works in a safe, mechanical way that can help to reduce antibiotic use.
- Quick and easy cleaning of eyes and eyelids.
- Reinforces eye hygiene.
- Reduces the risk of inflammation.
- Deeply removes organic matter.
- Prevents organic deposits.
- Apply with a clean cloth or cotton pad.
Our pet eye cleaner spray is vegan, plant-based with no harsh chemicals.
LUCAA+ Probiotic Pet Eye Care also prevents discolouration under the eyes caused by “tear stains”.
Some dogs such as Yorkshire Terrier develop hard crusts in the corner of their eye or eyelid. If so, spray the crust to soften it. You will then be able to remove the crust gently without causing distress.
Dogs with bulging eyes and flat snouts, including Pekingese, Boston Terrier, Pug and Maltese breeds, are particularly susceptible to developing eye conditions. As a result, skin folds touching the inner corner of their eyes can lead to watery eyes and pigment disposition in the cornea, reducing visibility. Remove excess tears daily to reduce inflammation and infection of the skin fold. If irritation continues, seek veterinary assistance to reduce the fold.
This pet eye cleaner spray is suitable for all pets, cats as well as dogs.
You can find out more about eye problems in dogs here.