Supplement & Medicine Eye Dropper 3 ml

When an animal needs drops or a dose of medicine, the fight is usually with the bottle, not the animal. This 3 ml eye dropper gives you a measured draw, so you know how much you are giving. It works for eye drops, ear drops, supplements and medications, which covers most of what a barn or a backyard needs in one simple tool.

It's made for all animals, large or small. Use it on a horse, a goat, a pen of small stock, or the dog that needs ear drops in the spring. It slides into a tote, a truck box or a drawer without taking much room, and a spare costs little next to a dose that has to wait on a lost dropper.

Highlights

• Measured 3 ml draw so you know the dose
• Works for eye and ear drops, supplements and medications
• Made for all animals, large or small

Why a dedicated dropper beats a spoon or a squeeze bottle

A spoon spills, and a squeeze bottle gives more than you meant to give. A dropper draws up a set amount and lets you see the level before you squeeze, so the dose you planned is the dose that goes in. That matters for supplements measured in small amounts and for medications where a vet's instructions are written in milliliters.

Eye and ear drops need controlled delivery. A dropper places a small amount where you need it and keeps the drops off the cheek and off your hands. Hold the animal steady, let the drops fall where your vet showed you, and avoid a hard squeeze that startles the animal.

At a glance

How to use it

Draw the dose slowly so air doesn't come up with it. Give the dose the way your vet or the medication's instructions direct, and follow the timing you were given.

• Hold the animal still, and bring in a second person if you need one.
• Warm the bottle in your hand for a minute, so the drops go in without a flinch.
• Aim at the spot your vet showed you, and let the dose go in slowly.
• Keep the tip from touching the eye, the ear or any other surface between uses.
• Rinse with clean water after each use, and let it air dry before it goes back in the kit.

Good to know

• Keep one dropper per animal or per kit, so you are not washing one between doses.
• Wash your hands before and after, and keep the dropper clean so it doesn't carry a problem from one animal to the next.
• Store it in a clean, dry place out of direct sun and away from feed dust, with a clean towel and gauze in the same kit.

Pick up a spare now, so a dose is never waiting on one lost dropper.