Hello, So I Accidentally put my dogs antifubgal ear drops in his eye. Is there anything I can do? Is this an emergency. Pet's info: Dog | Bulldog | Male | neutered | 1 year and 4 months old

This could definitely be a problem, since ear medications are not formulated for use in the eye and can be very irritating. If you have some plain saline eye wash on hand, flush his eye out immediately - then, I would recommend having him seen by a vet as soon as possible. The biggest risk is that he may develop a corneal ulcer, which can be severe in some cases and could cause permanent damage or vision loss. Your vet can evaluate the eye to make sure that all of the medication has been rinsed out, and will probably send you home with prescription eye meds to help heal the cornea if there is an injury.

An eye infection is generally treated with a topical eye drop, but these eye drops are generally prescription only and not available over the counter. It would be important to rule out a corneal ulcer first since the medications used for conjunctivitis (eye infection) can make a corneal ulcer much worse. A corneal ulcer can also become infected and get worse rapidly, and in severe cases dogs can lose their vision or their eye can become irreparably damaged so I would urge you to see your vet as soon as possible. Unfortunately it's impossible for us to comment on cost since this can vary so much based on location even within the same city, but I would imaging your veterinarian would want to perform an exam and then stain the eye to look for an ulcer. You could always call your veterinarian to get a cost estimate.