Eye Infection Drops for Dogs

Talk to your vet to find the best eye infection drops for dogs. They can advise on the best formulation, as well as dosage, frequency, and other factors. Your vet can also determine whether there are any potential drug interactions with your dog’s current medications. 

We carry a selection of the best eye drops for dogs’ eye infections, including: 

• ClindaCure Oral Drops for Cats & Dogs (Rx): This broad spectrum antibiotic treats eye infections, bacterial skin infections, dental infections, and more. 
• Amoxi-Drop 50 mg/ml Oral Suspension (Rx): Amoxi-Drop has a pleasant taste enjoyed by dogs and cats alike. 

Ofloxacin 0.3% Ophthalmic Solution (Rx): Designed specifically for bacterial eye infections, these drops provide relief from pain, swelling, itching, and discomfort.

All antibiotic dog eye drops for eye infections are available by prescription only. Dutch members get unlimited access to virtual appointments with licensed veterinarians. They can help prescribe antibiotics and come up with treatment plans for eye infections and a host of other conditions. Plus, members get free shipping on all orders from Dutch’s online pet pharmacy.

No, dogs shouldn’t use human eye drops for infections. Some eye drops contain ingredients that are toxic to dogs, like naphazoline and brimonidine. Plus, their eyes have different structures, which result in different requirements. Only administer dog eye drops for eye infections in dogs.

As with all medications, there are some side effects associated with eye drops for eye infections in dogs. Most common is irritation and discomfort in the eye, including stinging, tearing, or redness. Some dogs may also be sensitive to light when using eye drops. 

In the first few days after starting treatment, dogs can develop crystals in their eyes. These crystals are generally harmless and disappear in a few days. 

If you’re concerned about the side effects your dog is experiencing as a result of their drops for dog eye infections, talk to your vet. They can advise as to whether the drops should be discontinued. 

In rare cases, dogs can be allergic to one or more ingredients in their eye drops. This may lead to swelling of the throat or difficulty breathing. If your dog experiences these side effects, contact a vet immediately.

Signs of an eye infection in dogs may include: 

• Redness and inflammation
• Excessive blinking, tearing, or discharge from the eye 
• Squinting or excessively pawing at the eye 
• Sensitivity to light 

If your dog exhibits symptoms of an eye infection, talk to a vet. They can diagnose the condition and come up with a treatment plan.