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Tear Stains near eyes
Tear Stains near eyes
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charizma
Posted: 3:08:53 PM 5/8/2008
This question is for my neighbor's inquiry. Her Lhasa has tear stains near his eyes. She saw a product on line that is a powder supplement to add to his food. I know I can't mention the name here, so I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on it.

Thanks
"I am their leader, they are my sanity."
BaSSet_LoVeR
Posted: 5:37:48 PM 5/8/2008
What kind of dog food does the dog eat? That has a lot to do with tear stains.

BaSSeT_LoVeR
Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter.

Martin Luther King Jr
keesha63
Posted: 7:14:09 PM 5/8/2008
Actually I just starting using "that product" lol 2 weeks ago on my youngest. Today was her first haircut since I started using it so it's a little hard to tell if there is any improvement. I've heard good reviews about it thought so I am willing to give it a chance. Now personally I tasted this stuff to see how it would taste, I've heard through other forums it is foul! Yep..would have to agree with that one. Horribly bitter. I add it to a spoonful of pureed chicken and she seems to love it that way. Now as for results..well personally I don't see any change yet but it did say it might take a month or so for results to show.
lpn169
Posted: 12:34:14 AM 5/9/2008
My first question would also bethe food she is fed.
I think what you are referring to was Angel Eyes or something similar? I have heard good things about that product as well.
People are like slinky's, not really good for much. But its still fun to push them down the stairs.
charizma
Posted: 12:54:42 PM 5/9/2008
She feeds him Wellness super5 mix chicken
"I am their leader, they are my sanity."
Posted: 11:35:58 PM 5/9/2008
My dog used to get brown tear stains until I switched him to grain-free kibble. I buy the EVO small bites. In the past I gave him Timberwolf Organics' grain-free formulas, which also worked well.

Angel Eyes in particular is an antibiotic. Taking antibiotics every day isn't good for people, not sure how it can be good for dogs. I'm not convinced those products are safe.
Posted: 1:05:42 PM 5/10/2008
There are two tylosin (antibiotic) based products out there: Angels eyes And Angels Glow.

We used to use angels eyes and were happy with it until it was banned by Defra. Fortunately our "dealer" was quite proactive and found a new product- Angels Delight.

like the others it is aslo sprinkled on your dogs food but i prefer it because it is 100% natural and holistic- dealing with a wide range of symptoms such as bowl and skin conditions.

It does take a little longer than Angels eyes to work though
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