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It is a pleasure to improve patient care utilizing Ocunovis with cross-linked hyaluronic acid to improve corneal health in dogs and cats. Utilizing cross-linked hyaluronic acid improves corneal contact time and improves the overall ocular health and comfort of our patients. In addition, it is great to work with Domes Pharma as they truly have a passion to improve patient care.”

DJ Haeussler, DVM, MS, DACVO

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Although highly effective, no antiviral drugs to date prevent conjunctival goblet cell depletion in cats with herpesvirus infection. That’s why I recommend concurrent use of topical hyaluronate in cats with herpetic disease. Due to its proven longer corneal contact time, Ocunovis Procare is a good choice.”

David Maggs, BVSc (hons), DACVO

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I choose Ocunovis Procare for quantitative and qualitative dry eye disease in dogs and cats. It is proven to have longer corneal contact time than linear hyaluronic acid products and can be given less frequently, which improves client compliance.”

Caroline Betbeze, DVM, MS, DACVO

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I absolutely love the Oculenis and Ocunovis eye drops from Dômes for me herpes kitties. The high-quality HA, soothing gel texture, and lack of preservatives make this the perfect eye drop to soothe irritated cat eyes and aid in the healing process. These products are definitely a game-changer for me!"

Shelby Reinstein DVM, MS, DACVO

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Fluodrop is a great alternative to typical fluorescein staining strips. The single use vials provide an easy, effective means to deliver fluorescein to the eye while maintaining sterility and avoiding contamination. The 0.5% concentration provides effective coverage of fluorescein to the surface of the cornea without fear of missing an ulcer. I highly recommend Fluodrop for any veterinary hospital.”

Joshua Broadwater, DVM, DACVO

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I’m obsessed with Oculenis Ocular Repair Gel — it’s my go to for those stubborn corneal ulcers that need some extra TLC. I’ve seen eyes heal faster and improved patient comfort when I use it in both dogs and cats. It’s always hard seeing our patients in pain, so I love having something that helps get them back to their happy selves quickly!"

Maggie Heiar, DVM, FFCV-P

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I routinely prescribe my canine and feline patients with topical cross-linked hyaluronic acid (Ocunovis / Oculenis) to lubricate and soothe the ocular surface, reduce tear film instability from dry eye disease, corneal ulceration, viral/bacterial infections, and more. The cross-linked technology behind these lubricants is remarkable, benefiting our patients care by improving precorneal contact time and the overall health of the ocular surface.”

Lionel Sebbag, DVM, PHD, DACVO