Cleans where wipes can't — reaches the eye itself, not just the fur around it
Watery and teary
The culprit: tears that spill over instead of draining, soaking the fur under the eye and leaving rust-colored stains.
Cleans where wipes can't — reaches the eye itself, not just the fur around it
Gentle formula — made for cats and dogs, formulated to be gentle on sensitive eyes
Two drops, done — 1–2 drops per eye, 3–5 times a day as needed
10 ml dropper bottle — about 200 drops, 24-month shelf life
30-Day Guarantee. If it doesn't help your pet, email us and we'll refund you.
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Why the eye gunk keeps coming back, and what two drops a day actually means.
Why the eye gunk keeps coming back, and what two drops a day actually means.
A 10 ml dropper, enough for weeks of daily use.
That's a full application. No measuring.
While symptoms are present, then as needed.
Unopened, stored cool and dry.
Easy routine, under a minute
Clean hands keep the dropper tip clean. Have a soft cloth ready before you start.
Tilt the head back a little and hold under the chin. For cats, a towel wrap makes this much easier.
Into the affected eye, coming in from the side so they don't see it coming. Don't touch the tip to the eye or lashes.
A gentle dab with the cloth, then let them blink. A treat after helps next time go smoother.
Clean hands keep the dropper tip clean. Have a soft cloth ready before you start.
Tilt the head back a little and hold under the chin. For cats, a towel wrap makes this much easier.
Into the affected eye, coming in from the side so they don't see it coming. Don't touch the tip to the eye or lashes.
A gentle dab with the cloth, then let them blink. A treat after helps next time go smoother.
Teary. Crusty. Red. Dealt with at the eye, not on the fur.
The culprit: tears that spill over instead of draining, soaking the fur under the eye and leaving rust-colored stains.
The culprit: discharge that dries overnight into hard buildup in the corners, back again every morning.
The culprit: dust, pollen, wind and dry indoor air irritating the surface of the eye, so they rub and it gets worse.
Results vary. If nothing improves within a few days, or things get worse, stop and see your vet.
Crust softens and wipes away more easily after the first applications.
Tearing and discharge are usually lighter, and the corners stay cleaner between applications.
Less redness, less rubbing, and a cleaner face in the morning.
Keep a bottle for flare-ups: dusty walks, allergy season, dry winter air.
In plain English.
Tearing. Dust, pollen, wind or dry air irritates the surface of the eye and it waters to protect itself. The overflow runs onto the fur and stains it.
Discharge. The eye flushes out what it doesn't want. Some of it dries in the corners before you ever see it.
Crust. Overnight, that discharge hardens. By morning it's stuck to the fur and the lid, and wiping it off tugs at a sensitive spot.
All three start at the eye. A cloth only ever reaches the fur.
A damp cloth cleans what has already leaked out. It never touches the source, so the cycle repeats by morning.
Tear-stain wipes are made for the fur, not the eye. Useful, but they're cleaning up after the problem.
Human eye drops aren't made for pets. Many redness-relief drops contain ingredients that are unsafe for cats and dogs, and the dosing is for a person, not a 10-pound animal.
Waiting it out works for a one-off. It doesn't work for the eye that's watery every single week.
These drops reach the eye itself, loosen the buildup, and make the wipe afterwards quick and gentle.
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10 ml dropper bottle. Store cool and dry, cap on, and don't let the tip touch the eye or any surface.
We made one bottle, for the everyday eye mess, with a plain answer about when to see the vet instead. If it doesn't help your pet, email [support@yourstore.com] within [30] days of delivery and we'll refund you. No forms, no arguing.
CLAIM OFFERWe made one bottle, for the everyday eye mess, with a plain answer about when to see the vet instead. If it doesn't help your pet, email [support@yourstore.com] within [30] days of delivery and we'll refund you. No forms, no arguing.
CLAIM OFFERIt's formulated to be gentle. Most pets blink a couple of times and carry on. If your pet shows real discomfort after a drop, stop using it and check with your vet.
It's formulated for cats and dogs. If your pet has a diagnosed eye condition or is already on eye medication, check with your vet before adding anything.
Come in from the side or from behind rather than straight at the face. Hold under the chin and tilt the head back a little. For cats, wrap them in a towel first. For big dogs, a second person helps. Keep a treat in your pocket for right after, and most pets stop fighting it within a few days.
Wipes clean the fur. Drops reach the eye, where the tearing and discharge actually start. Most pet parents end up using both: drops first, then a quick wipe.
No. Human eye drops aren't made for pets. Many redness-relief drops contain ingredients that are unsafe for cats and dogs, and the dosing is for a person. Use a product formulated for pets, and when you're not sure, ask your vet.
Cleanup usually gets easier after the first day or two. Less tearing and a cleaner face take about a week of consistent use. Results vary, which is why the guarantee is [30] days.
1–2 drops in each affected eye, 3–5 times a day while symptoms are present. Once the eye looks clear, stop, or drop to once a day for a few more days. Keep the bottle for flare-ups.
It helps with the tearing and discharge that cause the staining, and it makes the daily wipe easier. It won't bleach existing stains; those grow out as the fur does.
Right away if your pet is squinting or holding the eye shut, keeps pawing at it, has a cloudy, blue-grey or bulging eye, has thick yellow or green discharge that doesn't improve, or shows any sudden change in vision or swelling. These drops are for everyday irritation and mess, not for those.
The image lists five ingredients: Eucalyptus Leaf Extract, Lavender Extract, Squalane Extract, Atractylodes Extract, and Perilla Extract.
However, these are not verified ingredients in Velorae Eye Drops. The only confirmed labeled active ingredient is Neomycin Sulfate.
I recommend replacing this image or updating the ingredient information once your supplier confirms the full formula.
Try it for 30 days. If it doesn't help your pet, email Velorae.help@outlook.com within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund you.
Orders are processed within 2–3 business days, followed by an estimated 8–10 business days for delivery. You'll receive a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
Because every pet parent who buys this has already tried the cloth, the wipes, and waiting it out. We made one bottle, for the everyday eye mess, and we'd rather tell you plainly when the answer is a vet, not a drop. If you're ever unsure which one you're looking at, call your vet first and come back to us after. Your pet's eyes aren't worth guessing with.
Dr Roberts, Velorae