Zoo Med Repti Turtle Eye Drops for inflammed Eyes 2.25-oz
Zoo Med Repti Turtle Eye Drops for inflammed Eyes 2.25-oz
Zoo Med Repti Turtle Eye Drops for inflammed Eyes 2.25-oz
Zoo Med Repti Turtle Eye Drops for inflammed Eyes 2.25-oz
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Description
Description
Eye health is essential to your turtle’s overall well-being. Clear vision allows reptiles to eat properly, explore their environment, and avoid unnecessary stress. Providing the right care for sensitive eyes ensures comfort and helps prevent common health issues.
The Zoo Med Repti Turtle Eye Drops for Inflamed Eyes 2.25-oz is specially formulated to clean and refresh irritated turtle eyes. Trusted by reptile keepers, Zoo Med Repti Turtle Eye Drops offer soothing relief and preventative care. As a supportive solution alongside antibiotics for reptiles, these drops promote healthy eyes and reduce the risk of vitamin A deficiency.
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients & Analysis
- Water, Isotonic Saline solution, solubilizing hydrotrope, vitamin A palmitate oil base, cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12).
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Attributes OR Specification
Attributes OR Specification
Eye care drops for turtles and reptiles
Turtles, box turtles, and similar reptiles
Cleans and prevents inflamed or infected eyes
Topical liquid drops
Preventive or therapeutic use
safety and precautions
safety and precautions
- For reptile use only, do not use on other pets or humans.
- Avoid contact of the dropper tip with eyes or surfaces to prevent contamination.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Always consult a veterinarian if no improvement is observed after recommended use.
Direction
Direction
- For closed or inflamed eyes: apply 1–2 drops per eye daily for one week.
- For preventative care: apply 1 drop per eye once a week.
- Always wash your hands before and after handling your pet.
- Gently hold your turtle and apply drops directly into the eye.
- Consult a reptile veterinarian if symptoms persist beyond one week.
