Eye drops for pets
Ethos Heavenly
Ethos Bright Eyes NAC Eye Drops for Dogs and Pets were originally developed for humans. They are now also used for dogs, cats and other animals whose eyes change as they age. As a pet owner, caring for your pet's eyesight is part of looking after their overall health. If you notice cloudiness or any other change in your pet's eyes, always consult your vet for advice.
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Spotting changes in animal's eyes early really matters especially cataracts. Ethos Heavenly Bright Eyes drops for pets are designed to support eye comfort and everyday eye care for dogs and other pets as they age. On days with strong glare, or in dusty conditions, your pet's eyes can feel the strain just as yours do. Make regular eye checks part of your routine and look out for cloudiness, redness or anything unusual.
If you notice a change, speak to your vet promptly. Ethos cataract eye drops for dogs and pets has received positive feedback from pet owners and has featured in Dogs World and Living with Dogs magazines.
A vet or a veterinary ophthalmologist should diagnose any eye condition in dogs and other animals. If you think your pet has an eye problem, book a check-up as soon as possible. If you then use Ethos Bright Eyes, keep up regular eye examinations so your vet can monitor your pet's eyes.
Good eye care is part of your pet's overall wellbeing. Alongside Ethos Bright Eyes, you can support your pet with:
Dogs, cats, rabbits, horses, kangaroos and other animals can all have eye changes as they age trauma or generic issues Try to limit their exposure to common eye irritants, such as: strong midday sun and glare, household chemicals, smoke, dust
If your pet has an existing health condition, such as diabetes, or takes regular medication, check with your vet before using eye drops.
We are proud of the feedback we receive from pet owners, and we'd love to hear about your experience too.
Apply one drop per hour, up to a maximum of 6 to 7 drops a day. Once you see an improvement, reduce this to two drops a day. Always follow your vet's advice and keep up regular eye check-ups.
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N-acetyl-carnosine (NAC) is an antioxidant that has been studied for eye health in animals and humans. Below are published studies, reviews and trusted veterinary resources so you can read the research yourself. The eyes of dogs, cats and humans share many similarities in structure and in how they change with age. That is why researchers often look at eye studies across species.
These studies are shared for information only. Research into NAC eye drops is ongoing, and results vary. Always ask your vet for advice about your pet's eyes.
1. "The effect of a topical antioxidant formulation including (NAC) N-acetyl carnosine on dogs? cataracts: A preliminary study"
University of Cambridge researchers Veterinary Ophthalmology
ResearchGate PDF – Canine Cataract NAC Study
An early-stage veterinary study in which 30 dogs were given NAC eye drops
2. PubMed review: oxidative stress and cataracts in dogs and other animals
PubMed – Biomarkers of Oxidative Stress and Cataract in Dogs and Animals
A review of how oxidative stress affects cataracts in dogs, including studies on NAC eye drops
3. "Lipid peroxidation and cataracts: N-acetyl-carnosine as a therapeutic tool to manage age-related cataracts in canine and in human eyes"
EPA HERO Archive – NAC Cataract Study in Humans and Dogs
A widely referenced paper on NAC eye drop research in both people and dogs
5. Cochrane review of cataract N-acetyl-carnosine research
PubMed Central – NAC Drops for Age-Related Cataract
An impartial look at how reliable published NAC cataract studies are and what they found
6. FAO/AGRIS veterinary database entry
AGRIS – Canine Cataract NAC Preliminary Study
An overview of the canine NAC study and its research methods, from the FAO's AGRIS database.
Dr. Cohen recommends dog owners consider Ethos NAC eye drops to treat cataracts and improve their dog's vision.
Ethos Eyes has attracted a lot of media attention supporting eye health for pets.
