They can be used together. We recommend using the eye wash and then apply the antibiotic ointment. If you are using the eye gel I would allow 15-30 minutes between applications.

The manufacturer advises this is safe for use on all animal species.

Yes it will.

Cherry eye is a protrusion of a gland in the third eye lid. This is often caused by a weakness in the attachment of the gland. Treatment often requires surgical replacement of the gland or removal of the gland. Sometimes inflammation can result of possibly even cause the gland to protrude. Vetericyn can help with inflammation and it may improve the problem, but I would not expect complete resolution of the issue without surgical intervention. We recommend speaking with a veterinarian for what is best for your animal.

Yes, it is.

This product is safe for use on all animal species.

Yes our Vetericyn Plus Ophthalmic Gel would alleviate discomfort and promote healing. When using the Ophthalmic gel it is very important for the customer to ensure any debris is removed first as the gel acts as a coating and if any foreign matter exists it will further irritate the eye. To clean away the foreign matter they can use clean water or our Vetericyn Plus All Animal Eye Wash or Vetericyn Plus All Animal Wound & Skin, then they can apply the Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Ophthalmic Gel. Our suggestions would be to apply at least two to three times daily until the condition has cleared.

Yes, this product will help with the issue the kitten is experiencing but will not be as easy as just applying the Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Ophthalmic Gel. When using the Ophthalmic Gel we insist that the eye be cleaned first with clean tap water or with the Vetericyn Plus All Animal Eye Wash as the Ophthalmic Gel acts as a barrier and if not cleaned properly first, will further irritate the eye if anything lies beyond it.