The only clinically proven cataract eye drop used by veterinary surgeons
in Singapore 🇸🇬

CatarClear® is Trusted Worldwide 🇸🇬🇺🇸🇦🇺🇩🇪🇫🇷……

Singapore Sciences, a biopharma
company focused on advanced therapeutics,
had initially been researching a
non-invasive approach for
human cataracts

Clinical observations conducted alongside veterinary professionals revealed something unexpected during development —
the formula appeared to help manage lens opacity in dogs and, in some cases, visibly reduce cloudiness.

Recognising the potential impact for veterinary medicine, Singapore Sciences licensed this breakthrough formulation
exclusively for use in CatarClear®

Global Recognition

Since launching in 2024, CatarClear® has rapidly expanded beyond Singapore.

At the 2025 VetShow Singapore event, the CatarClear® official launch drew strong international attention from veterinary professionals and distributors — with over 2,000 professionals in attendance.

Perhaps most telling, several veterinarians reportedly purchased CatarClear® for use on their own pets.

"In this industry, that level of trust matters," one attendee commented. "Veterinarians are extremely cautious about what they personally use."

Available worldwide in more than 20 countries
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The first image shows the entrance to the Singapore Vet Show 2025, with registration desks and a large banner welcoming attendees. The second image features an exhibition booth from Singapore Sciences promoting cataract eye drops for veterinary use, with posters, a stand, and informational displays about cataract prevention and treatment for pets.

Pet Parents’ Concerns

Anesthesia Considerations:

Surgery requires general anesthesia (GA), which carries elevated risks and longer recovery times for senior pets or those with underlying health conditions, such as diabetic dogs.

Stress on Pet and Pet Parent:

"Many owners underestimate the emotional stress recovery can place on animals," says one veterinary practitioner. "Some dogs become anxious or withdrawn during the healing process."

Cost of Surgery:

Cataract surgery for dogs in developed countries — such as Singapore, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the USA — can reach S$6,000–S$8,000+ per eye, excluding medications and frequent follow-up care.

Eye drops that don't seem to work:

CatarClear® is engineered with the world’s only PureDelivery®advanced ocular penetration nano-formulation, making it far more effective than standard cataract drops.

CatarClear® is the only cataract eye drops backed by a Singapore clinical study and used by veterinary surgeons.

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Why Many Pet Parents Choose CatarClear® Over Surgery

A small white bottle of CatarClear eye drops with a white cap next to its blue and white packaging box, which displays the product name and description about its purpose for cataract treatment.
CatarClear branded packaging for eye care products, including eye drops and related medication.

Fortunately,
surgery isn't the only way to support your dog's eye health.