My 1 year old Devon rex developed a corneal ulcer. I spent over 1k at various eye specialists. Surgery to remove the dead tissue was what was recommended. And was told they never see the dead eye tissue rejuvenate. My cats eye would bleed. He was prescribed l rounds and rounds of various antibiotics, nothing worked, pain killers and other lubricants. My cat is fed a raw and healthy diet, filtered water and I'm fadicious about no irritants, perfumes etc to mess with 1his immune system. I started the spray about 45 days ago. I spray it on a piece of dehydrated food, so I'm sure he eats the whole thing.

I have 2 cats so the water method wouldn't work plus I wanted him to have the 3 sprays.

I went to the eye specialist last week. She was shocked, she said in 20 years she's only had one cat ever rejuvenate. Leo's eye had a glob of blood vessels and I was so worried but she said No. It's healing, amazing. His inner eye is healthy zero damage, and the outer cornea blood vessel accumulation is a good thing.

Every day it's better and better, it definitely took time and diligence. I gave him 3 sprays. And every day sometimes 2x.

Surgery costs 5k+. So if this works, and I don't have to risk anesthesia, Leo and I will be very happy.

Thiis should be a staple at vet offices