What human eye drops for my dog's red, squinting eye with gunk?

If you just need to remove the eye discharge, you can put warm water on a cotton ball and gently wipe the inside corner of the eye. If the discharge quickly returns or you notice discharge in the eye as well, you can use any sterile saline eye wash made for humans. If the discharge is not resolving after a couple of day or is getting worse at any point, then I would have your veterinarian recheck the eye and determine if any medication is needed to resolve the problem. Good luck! I hope that was helpful. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

If it is just a saline eye wash than you can use it to clean her eyes. If she is having problems with her eyes than it would be a good idea to have a vet examine her to determine the cause. She may need medications to treat.

0.03% Naphazoline with 0.5% glycerine is safe to use in dogs and cat. These are the main ingredients found in Clear Eyes. The recommended dose is 1-2 drops in the eye(s) every 6-8 hrs. If no improvement or worsening of signs within 24-48 hrs then your pet should be seen by your veterinarian to make sure nothing else is going on with the eyes.

Cooled boiled water or sterile saline eye wash are both safe to use around the eye but without pictures it is impossible to recommend anything specific as there are many possible cause of such symptoms

Hi there and thanks for posting on Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Regular saline eye drops may help but if she is still scratching at her eyes then there may be something else going on such as an eye infection that may need other medications like antibiotics to help treat. I would take her in to see her vet if she is still bothering her eye(s).

I would use a sterile saline solution to rinse out her eyes. The eye solution used for contacts may contain ingredients that are not safe to use in Toodie's eyes or can irritate them. I hope this helps!

I’m sorry to hear about Mikki’s eye! A saline contact rewetting drop like Blinks or Refresh contacts drops are fine for providing moisture. I would avoid contact solution because it often has other stabilizers and things in there. You want saline only. As a side note, this will not cure the ulcer (which is infected likely if there is discharge)- you’ll need an antibiotic eye drop or eye ointment from your veterinarian. However, it is nice for helping remove that discharge and for overall eye comfort. Mikki also needs an E-collar to prevent rubbing or scratching at the eye- which is a common reason they do not heal. Hope this helps and best of luck to you and Mikki!