Tear Stains

[Dalia Sollenberger]

  Does anyone know some info about the product Angel Eyes for tear stains on your dog?  Or is there anything you might recomend?

[Adina P]

I've never used it but there have been some past discussions on it. Search 'angel eyes' in the forum to find them.

[F, Calla & Luca]

It is not an antibiotic according to this.
http://www.angelseyesonline.com/faq.htm

[Doris, Knox & Flash]

I have been using Angels' Eyes for nearly 3 weeks and I have really seen a difference with Knox's staining. It seems to have helped both the staining under his eyes and the darkness under his chin. It must not be very tasty because he often turns his nose up at his food but returns to eat it since there's nothing else!! It's worth a try!

[Lee Seidman]

Try using filtered water. Someone suggested it to us for Lexi. It has cleared up eye stains and her beard was always brown. It is still stained but much lighter and seems to be growing out. We were told that it is caused by the saliva and chemicals in their system. Worth a try. We now give her water from the door dispencer on the fridge (filtered) or bottled water whenever possible .

[Dalia Sollenberger]

Shadowfax gets flitered water also. I think I will try Blueberry Facial too I did not know the Angel Eyes was an antibiotic. Thanks for the ideas.

[Doris, Knox & Flash]

Can antibiotics be sold over-the-counter? Guess I'll try the bottled water approach and see how that works! With the way Knox likes to play in his water (and then ultimately spills it!), we might be going thru alot of it!

[Adina P]

Yup. Neosporin and Bacitracin are all antibiotic ointments sold over-the-counter.

[Dalia Sollenberger]

Do you use Neosporin on the dog's tear stains?

[Adina P]

No I just meant to answer the question about antibiotics being sold over-the-counter.  Yes they can be sold OTC...hence things like Neosporin are sold OTC.  The ones we take internally, though, are not.  I know nothing about the ingredients in Angel eyes.