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Camomile Tea for Cat Eye Problems

Save on expensive vet bills. If you have an animal that has an eye problem, bathe the eye in camomile tea. Steep strong tea as you would if you were going to drink it. Let it cool. Take a cotton ball or face cloth and soak it in the tea. Apply to animal's eye(s). This helped me save lots of $ when my cat had an eye infection which the prescription wasn't helping. I only had to do it twice and the eye cleared up entirely.

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By Lynn from Toronto, Ontario Canada

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August 7, 20070 found this helpful

If all products for human eyes are sold in sterile form with instructions for maintaining sterile technique, why put homemade stuff in your pet's eyes? Not for me, I just can't do that.

 

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August 8, 20070 found this helpful

Cool chamomile tea has long been recommended by herbalists as an eyewash. If you boil the water first, let it cool, and are careful to keep everything clean, I think it would be pretty safe to use. Plain water is often recommended for flushing the eye to remove foreign matter.

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That's not sterile. But I certainly understand a person's concern about putting contaminants in the eye. You don't want to do that.

 
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September 24, 20120 found this helpful

You never stated exactly what kind of eye complaint your Cat has. There are no known "home-remedy" for problems that only a Veterinarian can give you the correct diagnosis for.

 
April 28, 20210 found this helpful

Really was there vets in the 15,16,17,18 hundreds???? No there we're NOT!!! Where do you think all of big pharma gets there ingredients to make the CRAP that we stupidly put in our bodies & our pets....

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When the natural ingredients are deadly available to you For FREE and a lot more safer than the doctors prescription that he writes to only make $$$$...

 
Anonymous
September 24, 20120 found this helpful

You never stated exactly what kind of eye complaint your Cat has. There are no known "home-remedy" for problems that only a Veterinarian can give you the correct diagnosis for.

 
Anonymous
September 25, 20120 found this helpful

My cat has an eye infection now. I just moved here so didn't know where to take her. I am definitely going to try this because I don't like to see her sick. Thank you so much!

 

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