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Originally Posted by nneessaa  I heard Angel Eyes was bad. I didn't do any research just read a bit on the forums, it is like an antibiotic so I wouldn't give it to your dog long term.
Edit: Just thinking out loud here, but if the antibiotics kill the tears, doesn't that mean there is a chance the bacteria could eventually develop a mutation that makes them no longer susceptible to the antibiotic? Therefore, Angel eyes wouldn't work anymore and I think you would have even a worse case than you did in the beginning. I'm not sure exactly how Angel Eyes works, so maybe that is wrong. I heard some where that it was an antibiotic, though. |
i do not believe they can even sell in canada and england due to there being an antibiotic in it and only can be in us without a prescription - would not use antibiotics for cosmetic purposes. Tear staining is bacteria build up due to the ducts being blocked so using spring bottled water in stead of tap helps not to get minerals in ducts thus clogging them. The way opthamologist know if ducts are blocked is if they put dye in the duct and it comes out the nostril and how quickly - if your see large tear drops then usually that is a sign of blocked tear ducts. Best to do spring water and keep eyes clean - I like eye envy as it is witch hazel, colloidal silver and one other ingredient that is escaping me but all are natural