*EW!* So Much Eye Junk! [Update on 03/18]

It's the beginning of allergy season in many places and places where it's still cold wind up with mega dust, etc. from the long winter, heating, etc.

Is the eye itself red at all?

I like the Similsan eyedrops very much -- you can get them down here in grocery stores like Publix, but you can also find them in any good health store.  They are homeopathic -- meaning they really don't qualify as 'medicine' -- but are sooooo soothing.  They have one for allergies, one for dry eye, and my particular favorite for anybuddy with red, irritated eyes is the "Pink Eye" formula which is super soothing.

Billy  supposedly has "dry eye" and the eye drops for that are not only mega expensive, but even worse they contain cyclosporine (and trust me, we've had enough of THAT particular drug FOR-EVER!!!!).  He does SO well with the Ssimilisan drops -- I use both the dry eye and the pink eye formulas for both Billy AND I.  The dropper is the BEST dropper of any eye drop I've ever seen.  No screw on cap (RAH!!).  I've spilled more 'dropper' bottles and this one has the dropper attached right to the bottle.  Works GREAT!!

They don't sting either -- not at all.

calliecritturs

It's the beginning of allergy season in many places and places where it's still cold wind up with mega dust, etc. from the long winter, heating, etc.

Is the eye itself red at all?

It's still freezing here. My only guess is dust?? Or overactive tear ducts

Her eyes are still deep dark brown (no red or pink).

It's like a very DARK (black) mucus that hardens like boogers all down her tear ducts & snout.

And she has been a little itchy lately under her snout & on her neck... I saw some dry skin/dander though...

I was so nervious it was another food allergy somehow... but I think it's environmental or something else health related.

So often the environmental allergies are UNDER everything which is kinda why the body has such a hair trigger for anything new -- because it's already in such a high allergy state of alert most of the time.  People tend to treat the food allergies and the other goes un-noticed.

That's exactly what Billy's eyes look like and it ONLY crops up b/c of allergies. 

Try the Similisan -- it's the easiest eyedrops ever to give because it doesn't sting.  No bad side effects at all b/c it's a homeopathic.

calliecritturs

Try the Similisan -- it's the easiest eyedrops ever to give because it doesn't sting.  No bad side effects at all b/c it's a homeopathic.

Will do! THANK YOU! *hugs*