Miracle Care Sterile Eye Wash Pads for Dogs & Cats, 90 count

I just moved into a new home that is almost 100 years old, so it can get a little dusty. About a week after moving in, I noticed my cat's eye was squinty and when she was resting, her third eyelid would be pretty visible. I wondered if maybe she was having an allergic reaction to the new home and to whatever dust might be floating around. I borrowed my mom's air purifier and that seemed to help, but I wanted to give her an eye rinse to be sure, in case the issue was actual dust in her eye versus being around it. I used a couple of these to gently clean the area around her eye before rinsing her eye with the "Vetericyn Plus Feline Antimicrobial Facial Therapy for Cats, 2-oz bottle" product and I just moved into a new home that is almost 100 years old, so it can get a little dusty. About a week after moving in, I noticed my cat's eye was squinty and when she was resting, her third eyelid would be pretty visible. I wondered if maybe she was having an allergic reaction to the new home and to whatever dust might be floating around. I borrowed my mom's air purifier and that seemed to help, but I wanted to give her an eye rinse to be sure, in case the issue was actual dust in her eye versus being around it. I used a couple of these to gently clean the area around her eye before rinsing her eye with the "Vetericyn Plus Feline Antimicrobial Facial Therapy for Cats, 2-oz bottle" product and already her eye is doing SO much better. Hardly squinty at all and I haven't seen her third eyelid, and it's only been a day since I washed her eye. I plan to use these in tandem with the Vetericyn rinse for a couple more times just to truly clear out whatever was bothering her. I was so worried I'd have to take her to the vet and shell out hundreds. I'm so glad this worked as well as it did! … more

These work very nice. I have a very sick cat that probably shouldn’t be alive. He was in hospital 4 different time. He hasn’t started cleaning him self yet but when I use the eye wipes he moves his head in the way the he wants me to clean them. We use them every morning and somethings throughout the day just to help him out while he’s healing.

I bought these for a hospice foster cat I took care of. Was better than using cotton balls to clean the eye more gently. It also was used to groom her face. Glad I purchased them.

These pads are great for "allergy eyes", and helped clear up my Bobby's goopy eyes this Spring. However, they are so small and thin, and I had to use several pads at a time in order to get the job done. Because they seemed to help my dog's runny eyes, I'll probably buy them again unless I can find a better product.

I thought this product was pretty good from the reviews but it's not. It has not worked for our 5 adopted kittens, saline solution works better!! And I've used it numerous times a day but every time they go to sleep their eyes matt right up again. The formula needs to be stronger because water works better.

One of my cats has had some staining and it irritates her eye on and off. Just when it starts to heal, she’ll start scratching at the scab or dried stain residue. Her eye runs sometimes during allergy season ( which is now) and both eyes get irritated. I purchased these pads and placed them in the refrigerator so they’d be cool when I use them on her. Started using them on her and she took to them without a problem. She normally doesn’t like her eyes wiped. One day last week she scratched the skin near her eye so bad it was bleeding. I immediately got one of the pads out of the refrigerator and wiped her eye clean. The bleeding stopped. She stayed calm which told me this did not burn her. One of my cats has had some staining and it irritates her eye on and off. Just when it starts to heal, she’ll start scratching at the scab or dried stain residue. Her eye runs sometimes during allergy season ( which is now) and both eyes get irritated. I purchased these pads and placed them in the refrigerator so they’d be cool when I use them on her. Started using them on her and she took to them without a problem. She normally doesn’t like her eyes wiped. One day last week she scratched the skin near her eye so bad it was bleeding. I immediately got one of the pads out of the refrigerator and wiped her eye clean. The bleeding stopped. She stayed calm which told me this did not burn her. She just sat there and let me wipe her eye clean. It’s been a few days and I’ve made it a habit of cleaning her eyes daily with these pads. Her eyes look great now. These wipes contain water, boric acid, sodium chloride, sorbic acid, sodium borate and edetate disodium. Safe ingredients. These pads are generously pre-moistened and do not dry out- even in the refrigerator. Highly recommend if your cat or dog has staining or runny eyes that need to be cleaned. Also great for daily maintenance. Thanks, CHEWY for always stocking the products needed for our pets. … more

The sterile eye wash pads are okay. You get a lot of them but they're on the smaller size. Typically I'll end up using 3 or 4 at a time on my old English bulldog who has all sorts of eyelash/eyelid problems that cause excessive tearing. The pads are very thin and stick together so it's easy to accidentally grab 4 or more at a time without realizing it. And if you touch the other pads to peel them apart, they're no longer sterile. If you have a small dog, maybe this will work better for you.

These were great. I had several feral cats that had eye infections. I tried to clean them every day. Some of them were so bad that they were completely shut. After cleaning them up and wiping them with the pads, I added some eye ointment and they gradually got better.

I found that this product works good on my 10 year old dog howerver, I am having problems because I try picking up one and end up with four of them at a time.

I'm not sure if this really removed or washed anything, but I suppose it might have helped loosen some eye gunk. It wasn't really mind blowing or incredible. Some soap and water might have done the same trick honestly, but I'm not sure. At least I know this is safe for my dog's eyes when using it.