Best tear stain remover??

[itsbaddangel]

My vet told me he could not recommend Angel Eyes because of the antibiotic. I gave him the ingredient list for the "Tear Stain" supplement at petco and he research them and says he approved. It works great!!! The dogs love it sprinkled on their food. I don't give them much no more tear stains.

[omega]

has anyone tried organic colloidal silver? i'm leaning towards that.... it sounds really great. i had heard of it a long time ago and was just reminded of it.

[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by omega

has anyone tried organic colloidal silver? i'm leaning towards that.... it sounds really great. i had heard of it a long time ago and was just reminded of it.

This would scare me way more than Angel Eyes. Have you heard of the blue man? Meet a real-life ?Blue Man? - TODAY News - TODAY.com Anyway, I think much more should be known before you try this. By the way, there's a thread on Gerbers' baby water, and many dogs have had success with that. It's only a dollar a gallon and it's purified water. Some dogs are bothered by the mineral content in tap water. Also, a food change can make a difference.

[omega]

Originally Posted by itsbaddangel

My vet told me he could not recommend Angel Eyes because of the antibiotic. I gave him the ingredient list for the "Tear Stain" supplement at petco and he research them and says he approved. It works great!!! The dogs love it sprinkled on their food. I don't give them much no more tear stains.

do you still have the ingredient list?

[omega]

Originally Posted by Nancy1999

This would scare me way more than Angel Eyes. Have you heard of the blue man? Meet a real-life ?Blue Man? - TODAY News - TODAY.com Anyway, I think much more should be known before you try this. By the way, there's a thread on Gerbers' baby water, and many dogs have had success with that. It's only a dollar a gallon and it's purified water. Some dogs are bothered by the mineral content in tap water. Also, a food change can make a difference.

it's supposed to be very safe for humans, animals, fish, etc... it works on the
bacteria.

[omega]

Originally Posted by Nancy1999

This would scare me way more than Angel Eyes. Have you heard of the blue man? Meet a real-life ?Blue Man? - TODAY News - TODAY.com Anyway, I think much more should be known before you try this. By the way, there's a thread on Gerbers' baby water, and many dogs have had success with that. It's only a dollar a gallon and it's purified water. Some dogs are bothered by the mineral content in tap water. Also, a food change can make a difference.

wow... that guy IS scary. he made his solution himself, which I would question and he drinks it all the time.. another thing I don't think I would recommend. i will keep looking for other things that may work, too.

[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by omega

it's supposed to be very safe for humans, animals, fish, etc... it works on the
bacteria.

I prefer things that have been tested for safety, and I'm not satisfied with the safety of it. I think people are misled by the terms organic and natural. Poop is organic and natural, but it's not safe. I feel like if you want to experiment on yourself that is your right, for you might notice symptoms right away, but experimenting on your pets is different, you may miss some of the symptoms. The man’s whose skin turned blue, shows that there are symptoms and that the silver builds up in the body over time. There are other safer alternatives in my opinion.

[Nancy1999]

Here's a little more information on colloidal silver.

Silver has antibacterial properties and has been used to fight infection for thousands of years. But it went out of use when penicillin, which is far more effective, was developed.

It continued to be used in some over-the-counter medicines until 1999, when the FDA banned it because it causes argyria, which is a result of the silver reacting with light the same way it does in photography. The silver collects in the skin and other organs and does not dissipate.

TODAY Paul Karason wasn't always blue, as this "before" photo attests. Silver is a heavy metal and doctors say it can collect in the organs and cause kidney and liver damage and even brain seizures. But it is still sold as a dietary supplement.Karason, who seems the picture of health, said he feels just fine. But the irony is that the silver he put on his face did not cure his dermatitis, although it did reduce the inflammation where his skin was cracked and peeling. But he had started drinking colloidal silver several years earlier after seeing a magazine ad for it. The ad said it was effective against a broad range of medical conditions — claims that the FDA says are not substantiated. Meet a real-life ?Blue Man? - TODAY News - TODAY.com

[itsbaddangel]

Originally Posted by omega

do you still have the ingredient list?

Active Ingredients Per 1/4 teaspoon: Cranberry extract 105 mg, calcium ascorbate 34 mg, oregon grape root 34 mg, marshmallow root 23 mg. Inactive Ingredients: Natural flavoring, non-fat dry milk, silica aerogel and whey.

Here's the Petco link for the product.
NaturVet Tear Stain Powder Dog & Cat Supplement at PETCO

[omega]

thank you!

[concretegurl]

Miniature Schnauzer breeders (the blondes) use this formula regularly.

recipe for removing tear & beef stains:
1 tsp each of
Milk of magnesia,
corn starch, and
3% hydrogen peroxide.
Mix it into a paste, then apply to stained areas and let it dry overnight.
Then you can bathe her the next day. This might have to be done a couple times. It can lighten dark hair as well so be aware of that

Things like Angel Eyes are full of preservatives nonnatural and antibiotics I'd never give it to a dog we avoid such things in their food so why then do it to treat an infection they are statically proven to not have?

Oh if they do have the infection giving a bit of yogurt rids a yeast infection much better than antibiotics...

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Originally Posted by spiritwings1202

I also like kissy face facial it is sold at bloomingtails Kissy Face Pet Facial - Furfections

Thanks for sharing this. I noticed they do have a sample size to try!

[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by concretegurl

Miniature Schnauzer breeders (the blondes) use this formula regularly.

recipe for removing tear & beef stains:
1 tsp each of
Milk of magnesia,
corn starch, and
3% hydrogen peroxide.
Mix it into a paste, then apply to stained areas and let it dry overnight.
Then you can bathe her the next day. This might have to be done a couple times. It can lighten dark hair as well so be aware of that

Things like Angel Eyes are full of preservatives nonnatural and antibiotics I'd never give it to a dog we avoid such things in their food so why then do it to treat an infection they are statically proven to not have?

Oh if they do have the infection giving a bit of yogurt rids a yeast infection much better than antibiotics...

Yes, in fact, a round of antibiotics can cause a yeast infection, the yeast is not caused by bacteria and antibiotics can kill the "good bacteria" that controls the yeast spores living on us. That's why yogurt with real "live cultures" and probiotics can cure a yeast infection; they introduce the "good" bacteria back to our system, which then in turn keeps the yeast spores in balance.