To help prevent the cateract in his bad eye from getting worse I was prescribed
what's called 'Neo/Poly/Dex o.1% which is short for neomycin, and ploymyxin B sulfates and dexamethasone ophthalmic suspension. He gets it in both eyes once a day.
To keep the pressure down in the eye we did have the cateract surgery done we give him Dipivefrin 0.1% op sol which I put in his good eye twice a day. Let me know how you make out and again, I am sorry about getting back so late...stupid computer!!
Val
In a message dated 8/3/2006 9:16:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Please advise me what medicine drops your vet prescribed for your
dog. It don't think any vets in the Philippines can provide surgery
to remove a caterack if thats the problem, but with one good eye
left, knowing the generic and brand name I can look up on the web
what it is and find a vet or doctor who can prescribe it. Many
medicines in the Philippines are not prescription to the degree they
are in the states. So I do apprecaite your answer. We are now leaving
to the vets and it is 12 hours ahead of Central Standard Time in the
U.S. So, its 826am Friday here and 826pm in U.S. Central zone.
Thank you.
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