CLEVOR EYE DROPS 30MG/ML 3X 0,6ML EPI

Clevor Eye Drops 30mg/ml 3x 0,6ml EPI | General | Dechra

Clevor Eye Drops 30 mg/ml is an emergency veterinary medication designed to induce controlled vomiting in dogs that have ingested toxins or harmful substances. Its rapid and non-invasive ocular application works within minutes, minimizing stress and avoiding oral or injectable methods. Ideal for critical situations, always under veterinary supervision. Buy Clevor eye drops for dogs and protect your pet from poisoning.

Main Features:
– Rapid induction of vomiting (10-20 minutes) with ropinirole as the active ingredient.
– Simple eye application, without stress or invasiveness.
– Presentation in 3 single doses of 0,6 ml for precise and safe dosing.
– Authorized for exclusive veterinary use in dogs.

Specifications:
Active ingredient: Ropinirole 30 mg/ml. Excipients: Sodium chloride, boric acid, sodium hydroxide, purified water. Format: 3 single-dose vials x 0,6 ml. Store below 25°C, protected from light. Do not freeze.

How to use:
Administer only by a veterinarian or under their direction. Apply one single dose (0,6 ml) into the dog's eye. Adjust dosage according to weight and response. Maximum two applications in 24 hours. Monitor the animal; vomiting occurs within 10–20 minutes. Contraindicated in dogs with ocular, cardiac, or respiratory problems, gastric ulcers, or brachycephalic breeds without prior evaluation.

FAQ's:
What is Clevor Eye Drops and what is it used for?
It is a veterinary eye drop containing ropinirole that induces vomiting in dogs after ingestion of toxins, facilitating rapid and safe evacuation.

How long does it take to take effect?
Between 10 and 20 minutes after eye application.

Can it be used on puppies or all breeds?
Yes, in puppies under veterinary supervision. Caution is advised in brachycephalic breeds such as bulldogs or pugs due to respiratory risks.

What are the side effects?
Temporary eye redness, tearing, or mild discomfort. Contact your veterinarian if these persist.

Does it require a prescription?
Yes, it requires a veterinary prescription. Do not self-medicate.