Neo Kumfurt Caneye KT Eye Drops for Dogs and Cats (5ml)
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Product Details
| Product type | Sterile Topical Ophthalmic Solution (Schedule H Prescription Drug) |
| Volume / Quantity | 5 ml Dropper Bottle in an Outer Carton |
| Target Species | Canines and Felines (Dogs and cats suffering from painful, inflamed bacterial eye infections or recovering from intraocular surgery) |
| Common Use Case | Targeted clinical management of acute bacterial eye infections like conjunctivitis (pink eye) and corneal keratitis; providing rapid non-steroidal pain relief and reducing tissue swelling; controlling post-operative inflammation following major veterinary ophthalmic procedures; and providing broad-spectrum antibacterial coverage when steroid usage is undesirable or risky. |
Neo Kumfurt Caneye KT (5ml) is a prescription-strength, dual-action veterinary ophthalmic solution formulated to manage complex superficial bacterial eye infections accompanied by acute inflammation, tissue swelling, and pain in dogs and cats. The advanced therapeutic formula combines a potent fourth-generation fluoroquinolone antibiotic with a high-performance non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID): Moxifloxacin Hydrochloride (0.5% w/v) and Ketorolac Tromethamine (0.5% w/v), preserved with Benzalkonium Chloride Solution (0.02% v/v) in a sterile, aqueous buffered vehicle.
Each component is precisely paired to address distinct aspects of ocular trauma and microbial invasion. Moxifloxacin provides rapid, broad-spectrum bactericidal action against a wide variety of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria by blocking essential bacterial enzymes required for DNA replication. Ketorolac Tromethamine acts as a localized NSAID that safely inhibits prostaglandin synthesis, delivering direct relief from burning, severe conjunctival swelling, and deep eye discomfort without the systemic or corneal-thinning risks associated with corticosteroid drops. In companion animal medicine, Caneye KT is highly effective for managing severe bacterial conjunctivitis (pink eye), bacterial keratitis, and painful secondary inflammation. It is also utilized by veterinary surgeons as an essential post-operative management tool following delicate intraocular surgeries (such as cataract extraction) to control swelling and ensure patient comfort.
Critical Safety Contraindication: Combination antibiotic-NSAID eye drops like Caneye KT are strictly contraindicated in cases of deep, active, or melting corneal ulcers. Ketorolac can delay corneal cell regeneration (re-epithelialization) and mask escalating pain signals that would otherwise alert a pet parent to a worsening ulcer. A veterinarian must always perform a fluorescein stain test to confirm the cornea is completely intact before this medication is introduced. Additionally, it is generally not recommended for use in young pets below the age of 1 year unless explicitly directed by a veterinary specialist.