White Fur Stains Are A Thing Of The Past With Tear Stain Remover
Whether you are a show dog breeder or just the proud owner of a fine looking dog, you will want to keep your dog in tip top condition, including avoiding white fur stains.
We have all seen dog with tear stains, but thankfully those tears are not ones of sadness!
There are many reasons why a dog’s eyes will water excessively.
It may be as a reaction to a minor bacterial infection in the tearduct or eye area. When these set in it’s very common for Red Yeast infections to follow which give your dog those brown stains round his eyes.
Other explanations include blocked tear ducts, ear infections, genetics, allergies, a high mineral content in the water, diet and fleas.
Feeding your dog all natural dry food without additives may help the issue if it is a food problem. Substituting water from the faucet for mineral water is another solution.
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.
If you are the owner of a white dog you will find this familiar territory.
Don’t just go for human soap to clean your dog’s face. If you must use a detergent use a dog shampoo and don’t get it into the eyes; you will still need to wash it off.
Sometimes water is not readily available so you need a better solution.
That solution could come in the form of Eyewipes from ClearQuest, for cat and dog usage. Made for use around the eye area but of course not in the eye itself.
Safe, effective and convenient, they can be used to gently remove dried mucus, discharge and tear stains from the eye area.
Cleaner eyes mean less of a risk of eye infections which of course is a bonus, the eyes will appear more attractive and of course there are whitening cosmetic benefits as well as practical ones.
You don’t even need water to rinse it off.
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.
Another option especially for show dogs is the Vitacoat Diamond Eye Tear Stain Remover.
For almost half a century show breeder have been swearing by its cleaning power.
All you need to do is soak a swab and use it to gently rub the fur. A quick solution for you dog to look his best.
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