Is this product for white dogs? i have a red haired mini dachshund and her tear stains are awful, will this kit help or is it only for white dogs?
1867727
It is primarily for white dogs. My understanding is that it doesn't remove the stain but dyes it so it is not noticeable. My Lhasa is white and it worked okay but perhaps you should try something else.
1867728
I have a maltese. This product didnt help her. Angel eyes, the powder supplement, wiped them out completely! If she happens to tear a little, I use huggies baby wipes for quick clean up. I also never give her tap water. Only distilled or purified.
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I think it's mainly for white dogs. The clear liquid contains an antibiotic agent and the powder is white to help cover the tear stains. I would try something different for your dog. I have used this on my malties with fair results but have since changed to other products. (none of which are miracle cures)
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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.
1693027
I have a blond dog, and didn't notice any color change in her fur. You should research the ingredients to see if they stain individually-to be sure.
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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My dog wasn't thrilled either. Maybe you could try contacting wisdom panel about the drool. I doubt it though. They might be able to offer some suggestions on collecting specimens. Maybe your vet could offer suggestions or help. It is so worth it if you can get him/her swabbed.
1135337
Use the 2x pet and stain formula along with the oxygen boost formula. Not all set in stains go completely away. These two products combined have been the best solution for most of my set in stains. Hope this helps.
278381
My dog has plenty of white hair, and it did not turn yellow. I would suggest you check with your groomer. I will tell you that I give my German Shepherd coconut oil on every bowl of food. Her coat is super soft and shiny for a GS. If your pup's hair is dried out, that may be why it stained. I'm not sure what else to tell you, hope this helps......
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I have never used steam on any kind of doggy stains, but I know a steam iron makes any smelly fabric awful. I have been using Zero Odor for years and it is the only one (I had tried them ALL previously) that really works and works forever with one application. Just know where the problem is and spray. I cannot say enough about Zero Odor. You can get it here on Amazon. I am simply a retired dog owner and not affiliated with any product. I'm not sure about removing any discoloration but it works amazingly well on any smell. Good luck.
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I do not know. But I I'll tell you that after three months of use, I found this product entirely ineffective in removing/preventing tear stains. And by then our Bichon Frisée, who initially seemed to like the treats, had developed such a distaste fr them that she would trot away if one was offered. We no longer use them.
225484
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 am very happy with the way this product performs, but i have no pets so can't comment on how it works on pet stains. sorry.
115595
I have a white Westiepoo and I have never experienced the dye running. Never an issue!
278383
Yes, I just noticed the same thing on my white pitbull. She is yellow in the sun. I still love this stuff. The fleas are gone, so I won't be using it anymore this season.
556388
I used product for a few months with no results. I know a few people in neighborhood use angel eyes which is not healthy for long term use AT ALL....and when stop ysung tears stains return. I wipe my pups eyes twice a day with wet tissueand put baby powder to dry out....stains will always remain yet can control on daily vasis if keep up with cleaning
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I would honestly say that every week a good two minute soak is all to takes to keep tear stains under control and barely visible, if at all. My dog has very watery eyes and long, white hair so within a day, you can see moisture and within a week, the stains start to build up again. Every time I use this product I am very thankful that it exists and that it is tear free being so close to the eyes...plus with the two minute wait time that I like to let it soak and break down the yeast/other eye "gunk". Very happy with this product and you can't beat the price.
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Dear Kevin- Please don't think you are doing something wrong. We wish it weren't so but there are certain conditions where the BFF does not work as well as others. For instance, sometimes pet hair weaves itself into rugs and fabrics and it becomes very hard to pluck back out, and some pet hair is so short and downy that it is really hard to pick up. One of our test doggies is a Boxer with little eyelash size fur, and the BFF works well cleaning his microfiber bed and favorite spot on the couch, but we have heard from the owner of a French Bulldog that she had more difficulty getting up all of the tiny furs in her car's carpeting. Most important to us at Lilly Brush is that you are happy with your purchase, and we would like to refund you fully if you are not. Please give us a call (303-757-4184) or email us (sales@LillyBrush.com) and let us know what we can do to help. You are very important to us! Many thanks! Lilly Brush Co., LLC
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yes, it helped our bichon's coat whiten and yes helped whiten her muzzle where she had food stains. We also use a product called Angel Eyes for tear and saliva stains. She looks beautiful thanks to these two products.