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He's having this kind of eye allergy or infection as shown in attach photo and I went to vet he advise these eye drops namely FLURBIPROFEN SODIUM OPTHALMIC SOLUTION USP (IMAGE ATTACHED) so for what these eye drops is mainly used for? My dog is havin
Thank you for submitting your question regarding Danny. Flurbiprofen is a pain and anti-inflammatory eye medication. It can used when either of these conditions is present. However, it is most commonly used to combat inflammation from diabetes induced cataracts. I hope this information helps!
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