Will it help weepy eyes?
1109365
I have no idea but I've found something I believe is much better. Its called Nu-Vet Plus. Just look it up on their web sight.
1109366
I am not sure what you mean by weepy eyes. Depending on the breed of dog, some dogs naturally have more tears than others. If this is a new symptom , have your pet checked by your veterinarian to make sure there are no underlying diseases that this may be a symptom of. If there are no health issues, I would certainly use this product to help boost the immune system of your pet.
1109367
Hello. Hope all is well. This product will not help with watery eyes. The cause of your dog's watery eyes can be due to allergies, abnormal tear ducts, immune disorders etc. Watery eyes are common in certain breeds but should always be treated. No matter what the breed, watery eyes are NOT normal. As a dog owner and dog lover, I strongly suggest you take your dog to the veterinarian. Have a blessed day.
1109368
Sorry, I don't have an answer for this. I use the multi-vitamin, which as far as I know isn't designed to help a specific condition. I like them because I have a finicky eater who always eats them.
532906
Hmm, it doesn't say anywhere on the label that it's a tearless formula. I guess when I use it, I shield her eyes with one hand so that it doesn't get in them. If some of it does mist and get into her eyes, she doesn't seem bothered by it. She never puts up a fuss when I use it.
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Not for that, really. It's more for skin and coat and digestion. For tear stains, you want Angel Eyes. Also, check the ingredients in your food. The culprit might be cracked pearled barley. And if you're feeding a crappy corn food, I recommend a slow switch to a better one. Go to DogFoodAdvisor. Also, be careful with eye wipes, if you end up using those. Some of them need to be rinsed after and can cause irritation if they're not. You're better off, in my opinion, just using a wet wash cloth. Not that it will remove the staining, but it will minimalize it. As will keeping the hair around the eyes trimmed. Not for that, really. It's more for skin and coat and digestion. For tear stains, you want Angel Eyes. Also, check the ingredients in your food. The culprit might be cracked pearled barley. And if you're feeding a crappy corn food, I recommend a slow switch to a better one. Go to DogFoodAdvisor. Also, be careful with eye wipes, if you end up using those. Some of them need to be rinsed after and can cause irritation if they're not. You're better off, in my opinion, just using a wet wash cloth. Not that it will remove the staining, but it will minimalize it. As will keeping the hair around... » Read More Not for that, really. It's more for skin and coat and digestion. For tear stains, you want Angel Eyes. Also, check the ingredients in your food. The culprit might be cracked pearled barley. And if you're feeding a crappy corn food, I recommend a slow switch to a better one. Go to DogFoodAdvisor. Also, be careful with eye wipes, if you end up using those. Some of them need to be rinsed after and can cause irritation if they're not. You're better off, in my opinion, just using a wet wash cloth. Not that it will remove the staining, but it will minimalize it. As will keeping the hair around the eyes trimmed. « Show Less
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No, I don't think it will. This is an antibiotic gel. My dog injured her eye and was in pain. It cleared her eye up nicely. There are other products for tear stains.
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I have used it and it works fine. Just be sure that it doesn't get to hot in Micro way. I let it go to long and it gets hot. So I only did it a few seconds and it felt goood on my dry eyes.
1656833
No it doesn't and nothing does!... It just makes the skin around the eyes more moirsturized and less dry.
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My eye doctor recommended it for me. I have meibomitis- a chronic condition of the eye-close to dry eye problem. It helps my condition a lot.
279090
I can't say. I tried using it, but found it irritated my eyes, so I had to stop after a few days.
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I didn't find that it helped with mine, but I have a sodium issue so I am trying to drink lot's of water with lemon but it seems to tighten the skin around the eyes.
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I don't think so. It seems better at brightening under eye area/lightening dark circles
225485
I don't think so. I use it on my cat and it does leave a bit of residue. This is great for irritation but I wouldn't use it for tear stains.
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Hi, yes it can happen with balance from my experience as it has preservatives that can irritate the eye. If it still bothers you I suggest asking your doctor if you can use Refresh Optive eye drops made by Allergan (there are different types so ask him which one is best for you). For dry eye this will probably feel better but balance is also very good for stabilizing the tear film. Hope this helps.
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I don't think it would help a serious eye trough that much. Maybe a filler by injection such as Restalyn or Juvaderm. See your Dermatologist.
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Hello, I wear a PROSE (prosthetic rigid RX contact lens) due to chronic severe dry eye and this saline was recommended by my doctor at University MI Kellogg Eye Ctr. for my saline solution. It is not a dry eye drop, like Refresh drops. I wish you luck. �
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I don't think it would help puffiness. I use meaningful beauty lifting eye cream for my eyes
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When I first got them in the mail, I used it for a month or so and saw no differences.My sister on the other hand, had somewhat of a result, though it made her eye itch.It works differently for everyone, so you should give it a try.
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Dry eyes is one reason I purchased it for my office at work. My eyes have been watering for several hours in the morning, which can be caused by dry air. I have only used this unit for one week so don't know the results yet, but it certainly can't hurt since it will add moisture to the air.