White Fur Stains Are A Thing Of The Past With Tear Stain Remover
August 7th, 2008 by Jillian PlankstonDog grooming is very important especially for pedigree showdogs, but also for your average dog.
We have all seen dog with tear stains, but thankfully those tears are not ones of sadness!
So what are the reasons for streaming eyes in dogs?
A simple bacterial infection could be behind excessive tear production. This can be followed by a yeast infection which causes dark red marks on the dog’s “cheeks”.
Fleas could also cause over production of tears along with hereditary aspects, allergic reaction to food, blocked tear ducts, ear infections, too great a mineral concentration in the water and more.
Some recommend dry all-natural kibble without added food color, preservatives and additives, which they claim keeps the face cleaner. Others swear by making their Maltese or Westie drink only mineral water.
If you don’t want to go to these lengths but do need a helping hand in cleaning up your dog right there and right then, you may need to look for a suitable product that will clean the face.
White dogs are particularly susceptible to noticeable stains.
You can’t just use soap and water on your pet’s face. Firstly some soaps may cause an allergic reaction or get in the eyes, and also you need to be within reach of a faucet to rinse off the face.
Not very practical if you are in a show or hiking twenty miles from the nearest bathroom.
ClearQuest have created Eyewipes, which are suitable for cats and dogs. They are designed for use on the outer eyelids and eye area.
Safe, effective and convenient, they can be used to gently remove dried mucus, discharge and tear stains from the eye area.
There are so many good reasons to use EyeWipes, and not just cosmetic ones; keeping that area clean will reduce the chance of an infection in the eye and also they can be useful when out and about.
No rinsing required.
Available in packets of 100; the ingredients are: Deionized Water UV Sterilized, Cocamido Propyl Betaine, Propyl Paraben, Methyl Paraben and Boric Acid.
Be careful of course not to touch the actual eyeball with the wipe as this could irritate.
Vitacoat Diamond Eye Tear Stain Remover is specially formulated with showdogs in mind.
For more than forty years it has been a mainstay of dog showmen all across North America for its gentle but effective cleaning power.
Another great solution for bright eyes and a distinct lack of white fur stains.
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