Conjuntivitis presents as inflammation of the conjunctiva which is the membrane lining the eyeballs and eyelids.
Mainly caused by bacterial, fungal or
viral infections.
SOME COMMON SYMPTONS ARE:
• Watering or tearing from one or both eyes
• Cloudy or Yellow-ish Discharge from the eye
Younger dogs can get conjunctivitis when their eyelids first separate at about 2 weeks of age. Infection is usually caused by discharge from the mother at birth, but can also be due to surroundings that have not been cleaned well enough.
EYEBAC is 100% natural bacterial eyewash solution extracted from virgin soil organic carbons and naturally occurring bacteria.
It acts as a powerful anti-pathogenic agent, and intrinsically attacks the toxins that cause eye infections and disease.
EYEBAC is safe for use on animals with no side effects or withdrawal symptoms.
1. Shake the EYEBAC bottle well prior to use.
2. Mix a 3% solution of EYEBAC and water in a spray bottle and make sure it is very well mixed.(
Shake well.) ie 3ml (1/2 - 1 teaspoon) in a 100ml Spray bottle
3. Wait 15 minutes after mixing before spraying to allow EYEBAC to activate in water.
4. Spray gently over the infected eye and surrounding area.
• Only need to Wet the area lightly.
• Ensure the eye is fully washed with EYEBAC.
5. Apply Daily for a few days until eye improves
6. You can use the same mixture in the Spray bottle for 3 days – shake bottle well before each
use
7. After 3 days discard and mix a new solution
8. In case of bad infections it is suggested to also use ANIPROBIOTIC orally or in feed or water
a. It is molasses based for ease of use.
b. 5ml(1 x Teaspoon) mixed well in water and administered orally by syringe or in
feed/water
c. 2 - 3 x per week until infection symptoms improve
• 2 Applications should be sufficient but in case of severe infection apply on alternate days until the eye
has fully healed
The above treatment is painless and least stressful for the animal. Results will be visible in the
first twenty-four hours - with full recovery within four days depending on severity of infection.
For prevention of eye infections it is suggested to spray the eyes of younger stock in hotter
seasons, or when early indications of eye infections are noted in the herd.
