Dog tear stains

Removing tear stains on dogs is a common concern for pet owners, especially those with light-colored or white-coated breeds.

Like humans, dogs produce tears for a variety of reasons besides just lubricating the eye.

From making diet changes to using natural brightening and cleansing solutions, here's how to make dog tear stain remover and how to prevent dog tear stains in the first place.

Tear stains are common in dogs with white or light-colored coats, and they're often tough to manage. To remove existing stains, use a gentle cleanser, such as saline, tearless pet shampoo, or a mix of boric acid and cornstarch. Preventing...

Most pet owners will have to deal with this, so here's a quick, easy, safe and natural way to remove tear stains on dogs.

How to use coconut oil to remove dog tear stains. #dochlaggie #pomeranian

In this guide, we talk about the most common causes of eye stains in dogs, and provide excellent tips on how to get rid of dog eye stains.

Dog tear stains are basically the reddish-brown marks that are visible beside a dog’s eye. For more information click here.

Tear stains—two words that are all too familiar—and all too annoying—for us humans whose pooches have to endure these unsightly and uncomfortable reddish, brown streaks. While these rusty stains may not warrant an emergency trip to the vet, it helps to know how to remove tears stains and keep them away—without using anything that may harm or compromise your dog’s health. The Signs and Causes of Tear Stains Tear stains are caused by the overproduction of tears in your pup’s eyes and failure…

When I first laid eyes on a Havanese, I was captivated by their silky hair and expressive eyes. However, as a dog owner and enthusiast, I quickly noticed a common issue among these charming canines: tear stains. These reddish-brown streaks that often mar the fur beneath their eyes are not…