01-30-2011, 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted by kjc I've heard of both the distilled water and using vinegar. Also filtered water, which I do through the whole house. To add to those, some folks use Tylan, or other additives. The main active ingredient of AngelEyes is Tylan AB powder. I am generally against adding anything for a long period of time, unless medically necessary and prescribed by a vet, as I feel some things may be masking the problem, not clearing it up altogether.
And I just found this article... Factors to eliminate Tear Staining - by Tonia Holibaugh - Rhapsody Maltese
This info is a bit more updated from the info I was refering to, and if my regimen is not successful, including diet adjustments and cleansing routines, I will be seeking veterinary treatment for this problem. Mine don't have really bad issues, but if one did I would go right to the vet as it can be a result of a systemic infection in the dog and require oral antibiotics also. | Thanks for sharing. Rosie just finished up oral antibiotics for a viral infection. I don't see where it helped her staining. I think I may mention it to my vet. Better safe than sorry. |
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