I told the vet I'd probably need to come by and get a couple tubes as half would end up on the ground.
Most of my vet books show two handed methods. I know about trying to give it by placing my hand above his eye. But its' a match race between his eyes muscles clamping shut and my trying one handed to get some in. He isn't fighting me too much as I have dicuseed it with him, (and a few apple bits help)--- but I am getting most of it above his lid at he lash line, hoping it will melt into the eye. Therefore, I am also putting lots more than 2 or 3 drops above(, around, and under for that matter) the eyes.I also tried the inner corner , but again , even though he is tied, I can't pry his eye open like those pictues in the vet books. (How do they get those pictures?, bet they are on "happy" meds first....)
I want this to be effective--as blindness could result if it isn't treated right. ----
I just didn't think a Levage would work as he is talented with rubbing. I'd have to encase him in beach balls and stall him with company. And the company would have to wear a muzzle and I'd have to rope the barn off from "levage-removing helpers, and stall door openers ". (all very talented, think monkey/horse)
So any tips? Am I going to be able to get enough meds in? Am I in danger of getting to much in.?
Course one is liquid-(so I can see drops and the other , though it says 2-3 drops is, an ointment! BTW I have given eye meds before, but had enough ignorance, that I was told to put a 1/2 inch line on the upper lid at the lash line and it would melt in. I was very happy in my ignorance...
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