Plouf Eye Cleanser With Natural Sorrel Extract

Plouf Eye Cleanser (often referred to as Plouf Eyes Lotion) is a gentle hygiene solution specifically formulated for dogs and cats. It is produced by Biogance in France and is known for its high concentration of natural ingredients.

While some retail listings mention "Sorrel," the primary active botanical ingredient in this specific formula is Meadowsweet Extract (Filipendula ulmaria), which is prized for its soothing and astringent properties.

## Product Highlights

• Purpose: Gently cleanses the eye contour, removes dirt/impurities, and moisturizes mucous membranes.

   

• Natural Formula: Contains 95% organic and natural ingredients.

   

• Clean Beauty for Pets: Free from parabens, phthalates, silicones, and phenoxyethanol.

   

• Eco-Friendly: Comes in a 100% recyclable HDPE bottle.

   

## Full Product Specifications

## Composition & Ingredients

The formula is designed to be non-irritating for the sensitive area around the eyes:

• Aqua (Water): The base for hydration.

   

• Natural Cleansing Base: Gently lifts debris and tear stains.

• Meadowsweet Extract: Acts as a natural tonic and skin smoother.

• Glycerin: Helps maintain moisture.

   

• Boric Acid: Often used in pet eye washes for its mild antiseptic properties.

• Additional: Salt, Propylene Glycol, Fragrance, and Preservative.

   

## How to Use

To keep your pet’s eyes healthy and clear, follow these steps:

1. Prep: Pour a small amount of the lotion onto a soft cotton pad or lint-free compress.

    

2. Cleanse: Gently wipe the area around the eye and eyelids. Always wipe from the inside corner outward to avoid pushing debris into the eye.

3. Separate Pads: Use a fresh cotton pad for each eye to prevent the spread of any potential bacteria.

4. Frequency: Recommended for use at least twice a week, or daily if your pet is prone to heavy tear staining or discharge.

    

Note: This product is intended for the external eye area and eyelids. Avoid direct contact with the eyeball itself. If your pet shows signs of heavy redness, pain, or excessive thick yellow discharge, consult a veterinarian.