Solution to help with Paw Staining

[Morkie4]

I have used this on Kallie and I am presently using it on Brandy (she has those byb paws)........to help with the staining on the paws.

The formula is one made of 50% liquid Woolite and 50% human hair peroxide (20 volume), diluted with 50% water, adding a little conditioning shampoo. Shake well and apply to the stained area of the feet and let remain for three to five minutes. Wash out and shampoo and condition as normal. It may take more than one application depending on the stain. I found this when off of a breeder's website when I was looking for ways to help with Kallie's tears stain problems.

With Kallie three months of every other week application removed the staining. With Brandy, I am sure it will take at least that amount of time if not longer in addition to the trimming of the paw area with grooming.

As always, just be careful NOT to splash any into the eyes. I usually apply the solution at bath time after I have them all wet down and ready for shampoo. By the time I get the body soaped up with the regular shampoo and do the face with tearless shampoo, it is usually three minutes.

[mia's mom]

I have used this on Kallie and I am presently using it on Brandy (she has those byb paws)........to help with the staining on the paws.

The formula is one made of 50% liquid Woolite and 50% human hair peroxide (20 volume), diluted with 50% water, adding a little conditioning shampoo. Shake well and apply to the stained area of the feet and let remain for three to five minutes. Wash out and shampoo and condition as normal. It may take more than one application depending on the stain. I found this when off of a breeder's website when I was looking for ways to help with Kallie's tears stain problems.

With Kallie three months of every other week application removed the staining. With Brandy, I am sure it will take at least that amount of time if not longer in addition to the trimming of the paw area with grooming.

As always, just be careful NOT to splash any into the eyes. I usually apply the solution at bath time after I have them all wet down and ready for shampoo. By the time I get the body soaped up with the regular shampoo and do the face with tearless shampoo, it is usually three minutes.

I just dip mine in clorax:lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

[Morkie4]

I just dip mine in clorax:lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

:eek: :eek: :eek: ..............................does it work?:lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

[lilybellesmom]

Carol, that looks like a complicated mixture. You have such patience. I've been lucky in the respect that LB just needs a wash with some puppy baby shampoo to her paws everytime we go outside.

[Morkie4]

Carol, that looks like a complicated mixture. You have such patience. I've been lucky in the respect that LB just needs a wash with some puppy baby shampoo to her paws everytime we go outside.

Well, LB has lovely white paws looking at them in your avatar. Sounds like you have more patience than me if you take the time to wash her wee paws every time she goes outside. Maybe I should try doing that too!

Toby's hair color is so dark on his feet, I only see "HOW" dirty they are when I give him is once a week bath!:o :o

[lilybellesmom]

Well, LB has lovely white paws looking at them in your avatar. Sounds like you have more patience than me if you take the time to wash her wee paws every time she goes outside. Maybe I should try doing that too!

Toby's hair color is so dark on his feet, I only see "HOW" dirty they are when I give him is once a week bath!:o :o


LOL, I wash them everytime we go out, but we don't go out everyday! But when we do it gets bad because of the tar pavement in the parking lot which we have to pass through to get to our walking path.

[Ehunney]

Thanks so much for the tips! I need this. Dolce doesn't have a ton of staining on his paws but they are not perfectly white. I'm going to try this:)

[Love my Leo]

Thanks, Carol.:D