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The Safest Most Effective Products for Pets
VIZOOVET® products are approved for not only reimbursement, TRUPANION® will pay for it at the clinic when you're paying the bill! If you purchase it here, we will send in the forms for you. (Like the one to the left
Please reach us at optic@petnetworkrx.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Nanometer is 1 billionth of a meter.
The ratio of a nanometer is roughly the same as the earth to a marble.
A strand of DNA is about 2 1/2 nanometers. The thickness of a sheet of paper is about 100,000 nanometers.
Nanotechnology creates extremely smaller particles. Smaller particles allow increased absorption, longer contact time, and they reach more tissues than large particle drops.
Vizoovet® Plus Nanoparticle Mist is absorbed deeper, stays longer, has
silent operation, and minimal sensation for the animal, so they barely notice they are getting eye drops. No tilting their head back trying to keep them still aiming to get the drops in! No struggle and there's no sting!
There have been 2 published trusted studies showing safety and efficacy. The second one shows it helps heal corneal ulcers according to the veterinary ophthalmologist who conducted the study. There are many cases of success treating various eye conditions and its proven effectiveness in real-world scenarios like the Australian wildlife fire victims.
Many eye problems can be managed by a general practice veterinarian (DVM or VMD). However, if the veterinarian believes that the patient would benefit from the skills and experience of a specialist, the patient may be referred to a veterinary ophthalmologist for additional care. Problems typically referred can include: perceived cataracts, glaucoma, retinal diseases, severe injuries, and cancer of the eye.
Just as with human medicine, veterinary medical specialists are becoming a valuable resource in treating your pet. Your general practice veterinarian has excellent training in veterinary medicine and acts as a family practice physician to your pet. But just as with human medicine, there are occasions when your veterinarian might want assistance or suggest a referral to a specialist to better meet your pet's needs.
Many eye diseases are time sensitive so prompt consultation or referral is often in your animal's best interest.
SPOTLIGHT: Sarah Hoy ACVO
Dr. Sarah Hoy, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists
Dr. Sarah Hoy is a native Vermonter who returned home and started Vermont Veterinary Eye Care in 2009 to offer veterinary ophthalmology services to local pet owners and referring veterinarians. She graduated from University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004 and completed an internship at Colorado State University in 2005. Dr. Hoy completed her comparative veterinary ophthalmology residency and Master’s degree at The Ohio State University in 2008 and became board certified in 2011.
We provide proven safe and effective alternatives to the commonly used drugs for treating eye diseases in pets. Veterinary Ophthalmologist tested, the studies are published
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Drugs commonly used to treat KCS often have unwanted side effects. Vizoovet has no side effects . Take a look at recent study