Tibbe gets pretty bad eye boogies but is it just my imagination that a frequent bath keeps his from being as bad, no matter the season or pollen count? Has anyone ever noticed that correlation? When his vet Rx'd a bath every 3 days for an onslaught of itching, hot spots for the two weeks that I did it, his eyes barely had any discharge crust in the mornings. Let him go a week after a bath, even with once or twice daily clear-water eye cleaning and face-washing, the boogies get progressively worse daily. If I wait 2 weeks between baths, his eyes are pretty boogied up mornings despite how many clear-water eye cleaning the day before.
But if I use a drop or two of his prescription shampoo to wash around his eyes every other day, followed with rinsing, even if it's been a week or even two since a bath, his boogies are either absent or tiny despite the season or diet. Anybody else noticed that?
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