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EyeQ amniotic Eye Drops further Regenerative medicine that is Affordable, Effective, and Easy-to-Use

Vetrix®: Leading the Way in Veterinary Regenerative Medicine with EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops

In the world of veterinary medicine, innovation is crucial for ensuring that pets receive the best possible care. Vetrix® has long been a pioneer in the field of regenerative medicine, offering solutions that help veterinarians provide advanced treatments to their patients. Among our groundbreaking products, EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops stand out as a testament to our commitment to quality, consistency, and cutting-edge care.

The Power of Amnion in Veterinary Care

Regenerative medicine is revolutionizing treatment options in both human and veterinary fields, and at the forefront of this transformation is amnion. The amniotic membrane, which forms part of the placenta during pregnancy, is packed with natural anti-inflammatory and regenerative properties. Harnessing the healing power of amnion, EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops represent an innovative approach to treating various ocular conditions in animals.

EyeQ is designed to provide superior therapeutic benefits, promoting faster healing while reducing discomfort and inflammation. This groundbreaking formula makes it easier for veterinarians to offer a higher standard of care, improving outcomes for pets suffering from a range of eye conditions.

Elevating Care with EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops

EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops are a game-changer for veterinarians. Unlike traditional eye treatments, EyeQ takes full advantage of the regenerative properties of amnion. This unique product works by encouraging natural tissue regeneration, promoting faster healing of damaged ocular tissues.

Our EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops offer an affordable, easy-to-use solution that enables veterinarians to treat more patients with a higher level of care. Whether you’re dealing with corneal ulcers, chronic dry eye, or post-surgical recovery, EyeQ ensures consistent and effective results across a broad spectrum of cases.

Why Choose Vetrix®?

At Vetrix®, we understand that quality and consistency are critical in veterinary care. That’s why we are committed to maintaining the highest standards in the development and production of our regenerative medicine products.

Our mission is simple: to empower veterinarians with the best tools available so they can provide exceptional care for their patients. With EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops, veterinarians can confidently offer innovative, non-invasive treatments that significantly improve patient outcomes, all while keeping the treatment process convenient and affordable.

Affordable, Effective, and Easy-to-Use

One of the key benefits of EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops is how simple they are to administer. We know that ease of use is essential for busy veterinary practices, and EyeQ makes it easier than ever to incorporate cutting-edge regenerative medicine into everyday care.

Moreover, EyeQ is a cost-effective solution. By offering a treatment that delivers superior results without breaking the bank, veterinarians can provide enhanced care to a broader range of patients. It’s a win-win for both practitioners and their furry patients.

The Future of Veterinary Medicine is Regenerative

At Vetrix®, we believe that the future of veterinary care lies in regenerative medicine. EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops are just one example of how harnessing the power of amnion can lead to revolutionary advancements in treatment. As we continue to innovate and expand our product line, we remain dedicated to providing veterinarians with the tools they need to deliver exceptional care.

If you’re a veterinarian looking for a reliable, affordable, and highly effective solution for treating ocular conditions, EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops from Vetrix® is the answer. Experience the difference that regenerative medicine can make in your practice and witness how EyeQ can help you provide the highest level of care for your patients.

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Corneal Uclers in Pets: Symptoms, Treatment & More

Eye Drops for Pets

The cornea, which is transparent in normal conditions, covers the front part of the eye and allows light to pass into the eye. The eyelids cover the cornea to protect it from trauma and help spread tears (essential to corneal health). Most corneal ulcers in pets result from trauma, such as scratches, dry eye, eyelid anomalies, or abrasions due to foreign objects in the eye.

Corneal Ulcer Symptoms

A corneal ulcer is an open wound within the cornea. Ulcers are painful for pets; most heal within a week if appropriately treated. However, if a corneal ulcer becomes infected, it can quickly turn into a deep wound. The most common symptoms of corneal ulcers to watch for in pets include the following:

  • Squinting
  • Redness
  • Ocular discharge
  • Excessive Blinking
  • Excessive tears
  • Swelling
  • The eye appears cloudy

If the ulcer results from a tear deficiency, you may see a thick discharge resembling mucous that ranges from transparent to white, green, or yellow. If you are a cat parent, a dog parent, or a veterinarian who wants to provide helpful materials to your patients of specific pets, please read the following information:

Corneal Ulcer Diagnosis

Any of the signs mentioned above should prompt pet parents to make an appointment with their veterinarian. The vet will use several diagnostic methods at the appointment to accurately diagnose the ulcer. Once the affected eye (or eyes) are examined, your vet will discuss the best possible treatment plan.

Corneal Ulcer Treatment

How a pet’s corneal ulcer is treated is determined by the type of animal in need of treatment and the type of ulcer they are being treated for. Treating corneal ulcers properly from the start is crucial to ensuring a pet’s comfort and healing without further complications or damage to its vision. Mild corneal ulcers will usually heal on their own in 3-7 days, depending on the size of the ulcer. While healing, vets may recommend a treatment plan to prevent further damage or cornea infections. 

Here are common treatments used to treat corneal ulcers in pets:

  • Antibiotic eye drops or ointments to prevent infections
  • Pain medication to keep your pet comfortable
  • An E-collar to prevent your pet from rubbing and allow the cornea to heal properly
  • Regenerative eye drops 

Regenerative eye drops, like Vetrix EyeQ Eye Drops, are a simple way to provide regenerative care for a pet’s eye. Regenerative medicine works with the body’s natural abilities to heal itself. EyeQ Eye Drops deliver natural anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory components to aid in healing corneal ulcers in pets. 

As part of the healing process, a follow-up care plan must be issued and adhered to by the patient. Pets should continue treatment with all prescribed medications until a veterinarian says the ulcer has fully healed.

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Your Guide to Corneal Ulcers: Our Collab with Dr. Shelby Reinstein

At Vetrix, our main goal is to help you provide the best possible care for your patients—which includes not only the latest technology in regenerative medicine, but also helpful resources for you and your practice. Keep reading for a breakdown of our Quick Guide to Corneal Ulcers, created with Dr. Shelby Reinstein. 

A Super Simple Guide to Corneal Ulcers

When it comes to corneal ulcers in animals, there are five important steps you need to remember: classify, cause, treat, heal, and recheck. Now, we’ll break down each step into specific actions. 

Classify

The first step, of course, is to examine your patient’s eye. You’re checking to see if the corneal ulcer is simple or complicated. “Simple” refers to a few different key characteristics:

  • Superficial;
  • No evidence of infection;
  • Heals quickly;
  • No scar formation;
  • No neovascularization or corneal melting.

In general, a  “complicated” corneal ulcer will have one or more of the above things present, including the threat of vision loss or permanent damage to the eye. 

Cause

Once you’ve classified your patient’s corneal ulcer as simple or complicated, it’s time to determine the cause. Your case will fall into one of three cause categories: mechanical, primary corneal disease, or infectious. Each of these main categories are then broken down further into specific causes. For example, some potential mechanical causes include a bite injury, an eyelid mass, and distichia. 

Treat

Once you’ve determined the cause, it’s time to create a treatment plan. For a simple corneal ulcer, common treatment options include prescribing a broad-spectrum drop or ointment, an oral anti-inflammatory, and some additional pain control. For a complicated corneal ulcer, however, your treatment plan will include a lot more. 

Heal

When it comes to healing a corneal ulcer, the products you use matter. You’ll want something that will enhance the growth of corneal epithelial cells, reduce corneal scar formation, and provide long-lasting lubrication. That’s where Vetrix EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops come in. They contain anti-inflammatory components to aid traditional treatments. 

Recheck

Rechecking is a crucial part of any treatment plan—after all, you’re treating a living thing, not a machine. Make sure you’re carefully monitoring your patient’s progress and adjusting their plan as needed!

Looking to Better Your Veterinary Practice?

Vetrix is the leading provider of veterinary regenerative medicine. Our technologies harness the natural capabilities of your patients’ existing cells for more efficient, natural healing. If you’re interested in learning more about our product, feel free to reach out! We look forward to hearing from you and answering your questions. 

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