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julietimothy
03-02-2009, 11:16 AM
I have a new litter of puppies and I have never had any tear stain on any of my other puppies before. But this litter has some tear stains, (not as bad as others I have seen but I don't like any) Does any one know of a good stain remover that is safe for puppies?? :)

Morkie4
03-02-2009, 11:19 AM
I don't know of anything you can use to treat tear stains on puppies except to keep the faces washed and dry. When they get older and have their secondary teeth there are a lot of products that can be helpful in removing the stains. But for now, just keeping the face washed will help. That's all I can tell you.

ms virgo
03-04-2009, 06:43 PM
i have notice that skittles is starting to have tear stains. The kids keep here face washed and dry but what can i safly use. She is about 8 mos old now.

zeek's mom
03-04-2009, 06:58 PM
I have a new litter of puppies and I have never had any tear stain on any of my other puppies before. But this litter has some tear stains, (not as bad as others I have seen but I don't like any) Does any one know of a good stain remover that is safe for puppies?? :)

How old are the puplets?

You can supplement mom with powdered butter milk. And then when the pups are weaned you can mix it in their food. Or make them milk with it. This is not a fool proof method. But it does help.

gypsyqueen
03-05-2009, 03:22 AM
for Louie its pretty good and it says its safe

JustUs2
05-17-2009, 06:06 PM
I might be getting a year old little girl this week...it looks like she may have mild tear stains too, not too bad though. Is it too late to remove or prevent them from getting worse? She has been groomed regularly so maybe there is nothing that can be done? :confused:

Zanadu'sMom
05-17-2009, 06:12 PM
I might be getting a year old little girl this week...it looks like she may have mild tear stains too, not too bad though. Is it too late to remove or prevent them from getting worse? She has been groomed regularly so maybe there is nothing that can be done? :confused:

I thought you originally posted a 10 month old :confused:
Well you can try a round of Tylan I think it's a smidgen a day for 10 to 14 days.
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it's better to wait till all teething is over and then you can start.
Good Luck

JesBred
05-17-2009, 06:17 PM
I usually just wash Mitzy's face in the morning with a warm washcloth and it seems to work well.. I do have angel eyes just in case but have never used it:blush:even though she does have some staining it seems if I keep it clean its not as dark

zeek's mom
05-17-2009, 06:28 PM
I usually just wash Mitzy's face in the morning with a warm washcloth and it seems to work well.. I do have angel eyes just in case but have never used it:blush:even though she does have some staining it seems if I keep it clean its not as dark

Jess don't you live in Georgia? If so does Mitzy seem to stain at the change os season's. Especially fall??

Zo zo's mom
05-17-2009, 06:47 PM
OOHH...I am so glad you said that Becky...Zoe only gets the tear stains seasonally...right now, it is getting bad and then yes again in the fall. I have used Angel Eyes, Eye Envy, Diamond Eye...the seasonal stains are just part of her. I keep her face clean and use the Spa facial scrub also.

JesBred
05-17-2009, 06:49 PM
Jess don't you live in Georgia? If so does Mitzy seem to stain at the change os season's. Especially fall??

I do... I havn't really seemed to pay attention to change in seasons but now that you mention it it seems that through november we battled with them because at Thanksgiving they were awful and now nothing really.

Although I think I am going to start the Angel Eyes soon because I want to grow her eye hair back out (her last groomer cut it at Thanksgiving becuase it was so bad :mad:) and I want it to grow out clean.. Guess I'll have to searching through threads about angel eyes :tounge:

zeek's mom
05-17-2009, 07:22 PM
OOHH...I am so glad you said that Becky...Zoe only gets the tear stains seasonally...right now, it is getting bad and then yes again in the fall. I have used Angel Eyes, Eye Envy, Diamond Eye...the seasonal stains are just part of her. I keep her face clean and use the Spa facial scrub also.

I have noticed it with most of mine also. It is weird and oh so aggravating. Do the antibiotic based products help Elizabeth? I am wondering if something like Benadryl or Zyrtec may help more.

zeek's mom
05-17-2009, 07:24 PM
I do... I havn't really seemed to pay attention to change in seasons but now that you mention it it seems that through november we battled with them because at Thanksgiving they were awful and now nothing really.

Although I think I am going to start the Angel Eyes soon because I want to grow her eye hair back out (her last groomer cut it at Thanksgiving becuase it was so bad :mad:) and I want it to grow out clean.. Guess I'll have to searching through threads about angel eyes :tounge:


Before you start on the antibiotics I can not help but wander if something for allergies will help. I know that a good friend of mine that has two of my dogs lives outside of Atlanta and I have suggested the same to her.

Zanadu'sMom
05-18-2009, 03:24 AM
Before you start on the antibiotics I can not help but wander if something for allergies will help. I know that a good friend of mine that has two of my dogs lives outside of Atlanta and I have suggested the same to her.

You know I always believed also, staining may be genetic :confused:
What do you think? Nemo never ever has stains, the only time was when I put him on Nutro dog food and as soon as I switched to NB they went away/
:D

Eklectic
05-18-2009, 03:34 AM
I have used Diamond Eyes on D'Jollee and it did burn her hair! Was awful. And yes, I did condition after!!

D'Jollee and D'Sugar were on a teaspoon of all natural yogurt a day for a few months and after a week, I saw a big difference: the new growth was white.

Just have to be careful with it as it tends to soften the stools!

Eye Envy works quite well, but not as well as what they advertise!! It does remove a lot of the stains on the old growth!

zeek's mom
05-18-2009, 03:58 AM
You know I always believed also, staining may be genetic :confused:
What do you think? Nemo never ever has stains, the only time was when I put him on Nutro dog food and as soon as I switched to NB they went away/
:D

I think it does. And if you have it in your lines it can take a very long time to breed it out. Just like with any trait.

A lot of it can have something to do with teeth and ears also. There are so many things that can cause the staining. Diane I like the idea of the yogurt. I had heard that before. But being my luck the loose stool would turn into the runs...:blush:

Zo zo's mom
05-18-2009, 05:36 AM
I have noticed it with most of mine also. It is weird and oh so aggravating. Do the antibiotic based products help Elizabeth? I am wondering if something like Benadryl or Zyrtec may help more.

The Angel Eyes did help alot, but I was trying to stay away from it because of the antibiotic in it...also, Abbie does not have this problem like her sister and it would be hard to keep their food separate. Eye Envy helps but does not remove the stains entirely (like the Angel Eyes did when Zoe was younger). That is a good suggestion...it appears I am not the only one in the house with seasonal environmental allergies.:wink5:

JesBred
05-18-2009, 09:50 AM
Before you start on the antibiotics I can not help but wander if something for allergies will help. I know that a good friend of mine that has two of my dogs lives outside of Atlanta and I have suggested the same to her.

Well her only allergies (that we know of) are fleas. She has no food allergies but Im not sure about enviormental. She getgs benedryl when shes itchy but to be honest it doesn't seem to help at all.. But the vet says it does.. So I will ask him if there is something else to help

Linda_oa
10-09-2009, 01:27 AM
She looks like a puppy face again without the tear stains - what a difference
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