How does this product compare to Angel Eyes for tear stains? Im looking for an alternative to AE for my malshi puppy. Also, what are the ingredients in this product? Any antibiotics...?Thanks!
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I have a fluffy white dog, and as a pup started to get the staining in the corner of her eye. As far as I know this doesn't contain antibiotics, it is topical. They send you the procedure, but the kit has a liquid that you use first to clean, then a powder. It worked for me and I could see the stained area growing out white very soon, but you have to do it every day. Another thing that could help is taking a really fine comb and carefully combing the area under the eye to get out anything before you do the Eye Envy. Also a groomer can sometimes trim some of the little hairs around the eye if that is a cause. I like this product, don't have to use it every day anymore. I have a fluffy white dog, and as a pup started to get the staining in the corner of her eye. As far as I know this doesn't contain antibiotics, it is topical. They send you the procedure, but the kit has a liquid that you use first to clean, then a powder. It worked for me and I could see the stained area growing out white very soon, but you have to do it every day. Another thing that could help is taking a really fine comb and carefully combing the area under the eye to get out anything before you do the Eye Envy. Also a groomer can sometimes trim some of the little hairs around the eye... » Read More I have a fluffy white dog, and as a pup started to get the staining in the corner of her eye. As far as I know this doesn't contain antibiotics, it is topical. They send you the procedure, but the kit has a liquid that you use first to clean, then a powder. It worked for me and I could see the stained area growing out white very soon, but you have to do it every day. Another thing that could help is taking a really fine comb and carefully combing the area under the eye to get out anything before you do the Eye Envy. Also a groomer can sometimes trim some of the little hairs around the eye if that is a cause. I like this product, don't have to use it every day anymore. « Show Less
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Per Eye Envy bottle: no antibiotics other & no harsh chemicals, but you may want to contact the company for more info. I would NEVER use Angel Eyes.
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I also was looking to find a new product because I was using Angel Eyes but did not want to give my puppy antibiotics. In my research I did not find any indications of antibiotics in Eye Envy. I tried Eye Envy because it goes on the fur around my puppies eyes and nothing into her body. Eye Envy does a fantastic job. I have people stop me and ask how I take care of the tear stains because she does not have any on her face (especially fantastic because she is a blonde and white dog!). Now that they are gone, I use Eye Envy two times a week to keep the stains away. I also use a saline solution to give her eye drops every night to clear up the staining issue. I also was looking to find a new product because I was using Angel Eyes but did not want to give my puppy antibiotics. In my research I did not find any indications of antibiotics in Eye Envy. I tried Eye Envy because it goes on the fur around my puppies eyes and nothing into her body. Eye Envy does a fantastic job. I have people stop me and ask how I take care of the tear stains because she does not have any on her face (especially fantastic because she is a blonde and white dog!). Now that they are gone, I use Eye Envy two times a week to keep the stains away. I also use a saline solution... » Read More I also was looking to find a new product because I was using Angel Eyes but did not want to give my puppy antibiotics. In my research I did not find any indications of antibiotics in Eye Envy. I tried Eye Envy because it goes on the fur around my puppies eyes and nothing into her body. Eye Envy does a fantastic job. I have people stop me and ask how I take care of the tear stains because she does not have any on her face (especially fantastic because she is a blonde and white dog!). Now that they are gone, I use Eye Envy two times a week to keep the stains away. I also use a saline solution to give her eye drops every night to clear up the staining issue. « Show Less
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Angel Eyes, as I recall, had an ingredient in it that my vet didn't like (can't remember which one) so I purchased this product instead which my vet said was ok to use. I have a Coton de Tulear and he seems to be sensitive to various ingredients. Although this didn't bother his sensitivity, it also didn't do much for him either. By the same token I thought Angel eyes was expensive and also didn't work for him. I still haven't found a product that really works. Good luck and I hope you do find a product that actually does what it says.
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hi, both of my two dogs (Malshi & Yorkie) use this product. Within two weeks I could see the product working. I do not have the exact ingredients but I've already used two of these kits. In my opinion, they're better then AE. Even my dogs vets at Petsmart say this is better. Hope I helped a little bit!
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I only use natural, safe products and I love this product for my small, white dog! I don't remember what the ingredients are but I feel it is completely safe and it works! When I started using it, I think it took about a month of daily use before I noticed a difference but then it took all the stains away! Since then, a few years now, I rarely have to use it.
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Use a cotton pad to apply. Just to let you know, it hasn't helped my maltese at all. Angel eyes powder is much better. I just wrap a 1/4 tsp up in a piece of meat to administer
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No. This product in like a "vitamin" in that it helps to improve the condition of a dog's hair and helps allergies which causes scratching but in no way does it remove tear stains although it may reduce the amount of tears produced. It really helped my Shi-zu get past a severe allergy to grass and flees and I also keep her on a grain free diet found at my local feed store.
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Yes and yes again! Amazon is amazing as I had a little trouble with my gel pumping, and they resolved it happily for me. I recently bought the Baby Quasar MD Plus, and I LOVE it. I like the Palovia, but it leaves little brown marks around my eyes and lips so I can't use it as often as I'd like. It is very effective though. I have olive skin, and my mom uses my Palovia as well and she has fair skin and she doesn't get the brown dots at all. I would still buy the Palovia again though as it has really firmed my under eyes alot, but I use the Quasar MD Plus in between and they work amazing together. Yes and yes again! Amazon is amazing as I had a little trouble with my gel pumping, and they resolved it happily for me. I recently bought the Baby Quasar MD Plus, and I LOVE it. I like the Palovia, but it leaves little brown marks around my eyes and lips so I can't use it as often as I'd like. It is very effective though. I have olive skin, and my mom uses my Palovia as well and she has fair skin and she doesn't get the brown dots at all. I would still buy the Palovia again though as it has really firmed my under eyes alot, but I use the Quasar MD Plus in between and they work amazing... » Read More Yes and yes again! Amazon is amazing as I had a little trouble with my gel pumping, and they resolved it happily for me. I recently bought the Baby Quasar MD Plus, and I LOVE it. I like the Palovia, but it leaves little brown marks around my eyes and lips so I can't use it as often as I'd like. It is very effective though. I have olive skin, and my mom uses my Palovia as well and she has fair skin and she doesn't get the brown dots at all. I would still buy the Palovia again though as it has really firmed my under eyes alot, but I use the Quasar MD Plus in between and they work amazing together. « Show Less
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I do not think that Veterycin is used to remove tear stains. It is for external use and it kills all kinds of germs. I use it as an eye wash once a day so my little dog won't get eye infections.
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I don't know what's in it. The one I ordered had to be refrigerated and this one doesn't. The one that I used didn't work though :( I can't say that it won't work for your dog because it has some really good reviews. It just didn't work for mine :( I've tried everything on the market and so far I haven't found anything that helps. Angel Eyes seemed to work for a while then it stopped working. I've come to the conclusion that my dog is destined to have tear stains so I've just accepted her like she is :) Good Luck!
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These are eye drops and they worked very well for me. I suffer from dry eyes. I was using a product called no tears , I stopped using that product and I tried Similasan Irriated Eye Relief and I liked this product better.
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L-Lysine, which was reccomended by my vet is the main ingredient although at a much lower amount then what my vet had suggested. It only has 250 mg and the stuff my vet sold was more expensive but also contained a lot more L-lysing. I thought it helped her eye problems at first but now I wondering if the issue is more seasonal. The other ingredients are chicken liver flavor, starch,water, soy lecithin,canola oil, brewer's yeast, ground malted barley, ground rye groats, oat meal, calcium sulfate, maltodextrin, sodium alginate, sorbic acid(preservative), propionic acid(Preservatiive), and mixed tocopherol blend(Preservative) Good Luck!
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Hi Robert - I can't swear to that, but I'd bet it is... I used it (a pinch/pan) for pups with loose stools, and later with a Mom dog with the same - cleared them right up and no problems. Use only a little! It was originally recommended to me by a vet tech, so... (I think it's the same ingredient that's in a product for tear stains in dogs called "Angel Eyes" -
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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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If you're talking about within the same AMO brand, the gel is usually longer lasting for more severe dry eye and the regular for normal dry eye. They have one for contacts, but it doesn't work as well. I just use the regular blink drops with contacts also.
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Use a cotton ball and gently wipe the tear-stained area on your dog's face. It does not seem to irritate their eyes at all.
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Hello,I cannot answer your question as I'm not an expert in eye creams and don't understand what different ingredients actually do. What I do know is this item smells absolutely wonderful!! However, I did not buy it for the scent. I thought it was overpriced for the small amount I received and I did not see any results after using the entire tube.
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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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just wanted to share what i was recently told about this product. my bff was told about it by the owner of a store she was in. the owner was a cancer survivor, who discovered the product after undergoing chemo and losing her lashes. being a cancer patient, she was concerned about the ingredients as well and had the product checked out by MD Anderson. she was told that it doesn't contain any harmful ingredients.
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I would doubt it. This product is for aiding in digestion. I don't know much about tear stains, buy I am guessing they have little to do with digestion. I would recommend asking your veterinarian. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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For tear stains, we use a product called Angel Eyes. It works like a miracle. I'm talking about those red tear stains you see on white dogs.Angel Eyes is a marvel.