is can you see and I have a PD here and P has juvenile cataracts while he gets along just fine and he has no trouble with them he does need to have his eye drops at least twice a week we have a great video for you today on how to apply these eye drops to your dog's eyes come buddy giving eye drops to yourself can seem tricky giving them to your dog may seem even harder but it's really very easy when you break it into simple manageable steps hi I'm doctor Dan Danner Shilton are going to show you a few of the basic steps when it comes to administering eyedrops and eye omens typically the eye ointment do lasts a little longer so they are administered less often your veterinarian will help to determine which medication is best for your dog whether you're giving eyedrops or applying eye ointment the steps are very similar first is always to calm your pet interseting or laying position have all your medication ready to go take a wet paper towel or wet gauze because what you want to do is clean out the eye get up mucus any old ointment that may be there and if you're right-handed come up under the chin and lightly wipe away any pass medication the next is to take your eye drops and with your left hand with the nose straight up pull the eyelid back and the drops simply cascade down you notice how the pet doesn't flinch because they don't see the medication coming if you're using I augment it's very similar again pulling the eyelid back coming up under the eyelid we go Schultz and a massage always be sure to keep the tip of the medication away from your pets eye directly the more often you have a chance to treat your pets eyes the more trust they will have in you and the easier the experience will become for both you and your pet you you