Puralube Vet Ointment Sterile Ocular Lubricant for Dogs & Cats, 3.5g tube

I have a little kitten who has really bigger eyes and due to this a lot of debris gets in her eye and she started to contract conjunctivitis which I could tell cats get eye infections very easily so I just could not afford a prescription so I pair this with vetericyn Plus anti-microbial ophthalmic gel for irritated eyes suffering from burning stinging and itching it worked wonders now I just use only a couple drops 1 time of day if need be of the puralube vet appointment

One of my French bulldogs has major seasonal allergies and always has goopy eyes and we are constantly going to the vets for check ups and meds. Since I’ve been using this daily on his eyes during allergy season, his eyes are clear and no more gross eyes and no more going to the vets! Love this stuff!

I have ordered the product in the past and it does a good job as a eye lubricant for dry eyes. This time I started using it, about a 1/4 up from the bottom I got nothing but air until almost the last 1/4 of the tube. I know this is not Chewy's fault but the manufacturer should be made aware, it's not cheap for what it is.. and if you factor in the amount you lose because of it seeping out after using it......

I have an English bulldog. This product prevented extremely expensive eye surgery. Use daily keeps her eyes comfortable. Relieved red itchy eyes.

My area is dusty and windy. After rinsing her eyes, a little of this gives relief. It will however need to be re-rinsed again daily.

We have been using eye ointment for our dog for years. This compares with the store brands and the price is better.

On the pro side, the product is good and it does its job. However, there seems to be an inconsistency in the contents in the tube. At times there is more liquid than ointment, at times after a couple of squeezes the tube is pretty much empty. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find an alternative, at $7.99 (though cheap at Chewy compared to other places) per 3.5 grams the product is expensive considering that it doesn't contain any medication. Other considerations that have nothing to do with the product but that should be taken into account is that it's frequently out of stock, not just at Chewy, EVERYWHERE, apparently the manufacturer cannot meet the demand, then you'll go looking all On the pro side, the product is good and it does its job. However, there seems to be an inconsistency in the contents in the tube. At times there is more liquid than ointment, at times after a couple of squeezes the tube is pretty much empty. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find an alternative, at $7.99 (though cheap at Chewy compared to other places) per 3.5 grams the product is expensive considering that it doesn't contain any medication. Other considerations that have nothing to do with the product but that should be taken into account is that it's frequently out of stock, not just at Chewy, EVERYWHERE, apparently the manufacturer cannot meet the demand, then you'll go looking all over the internet and find prices of up to $20, better order plenty when they are in stock. … more

THE TUBES WERE HALF EMPTY NOT PLEASED, MY MOM USED TO GET THEM FOR ME FROM HER ACCOUNT AND THEY WEREN'T HALF EMPTY WHEN SHE GOT THEM BUT WHEN I OPENED MY ACCOUNT TO GET THEM THEY WERE HALF EMPTY

Lots of pressure buildup in the tube. So have your dog ready when you open it and put the cap on his quickly as you can so you don’t waste much product

So far it clears my dogs eyes I haven't used it long enough to know how well it works but so far, its good