Three homeopathic products. Eye Pressure Support is a 30ml oral spray of roughly 180 doses, with six homeopathic active compounds, that helps maintain normal ocular fluid balance and supports everyday eye comfort. TonicPet #1 (Calcarea fluorica 6x) helps support the flexibility and elasticity of ocular tissues. TonicPet #4 (Ferrum phosphoricum 6x) supports the circulation of oxygen through the tissues of the eye and a normal inflammatory response. Both TonicPets are 20g bottles of about 200 tablets.

The spray works on ocular fluid balance. The two tissue salts extend the routine to the tissue and circulation the eye depends on: TonicPet #1 for tissue flexibility and elasticity, TonicPet #4 for oxygen circulation and a normal inflammatory response. For plenty of pets the single spray is the right starting point. The kit is for pet parents who've decided to commit to a fuller routine, and it saves 5% against buying the three separately.

It adds two homeopathic companions the single bottle doesn't include, and saves 5% versus buying separately, with a kit order usually saving on shipping too. One kit runs a long way: the spray covers roughly six months at one spray a day, and each TonicPet bottle holds about 200 tablets. If the single spray fits your budget more comfortably, that's a fair choice, and it's a perfectly reasonable place to start.

Nothing in this kit goes in your pet's eye. The spray is given orally, into the mouth or the water bowl, and the tablets are crushed into food. Homeopathic formulas are given orally and support the body as a whole. In practice that's a real advantage: if your vet has prescribed drops, you're already handling an uncomfortable eye once or twice a day, and this kit adds support without adding anything else you have to put in the eye.

Normal pressure inside a dog's eye is 10 to 25 mmHg, measured by a vet with a tonometer — a small handheld device that touches the surface of the eye and reads in seconds, with no anaesthetic needed. Vets also watch the gap between the two eyes: a difference of more than 7 to 8 mmHg is worth noting on its own. Only a vet can take this measurement, which is why the appointment comes first.

Yes. The kit is for dogs and cats. The spray is one spray a day regardless of size; the tablets are dosed by weight. Cat parents often find this easier than drops, since a cat who won't tolerate having an eyelid held open will usually accept a spray in the water bowl, and a crushed tablet in dinner. If the bowl is shared with other cats, spray directly into the mouth so you know the dose was taken.

Yes, and many pet parents do. Nothing in the kit goes in the eye, so it doesn't dilute or interfere with prescribed drops. Always tell your vet what you're giving your pet, and keep to their schedule. One practical note: essential oils can negate the effect of homeopathic products, so keep them away while you're using the kit.