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Tearing
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Richard M
MemberI have a Maltese cross breed. I clean his eyes daily with a topical pad which cleanes his eyes fine but has no real effect on the colouring.
I have had him on Orijen puppy and his coat is great, other than the tearing stains. He has gone off of Orijen and I know it is not a behavioural issue so thinking of switching to Pulsar.
Are there any other commercial foods that you would recommend to address the tearing stains? I wonāt risk his health over cosmetic issues of course and am not too interested in any supplement that contains antibiotics.
Robin B
MemberI had a bichon Shih tzu mix with same problem. I was able to take care of the problem by simply adding a little unfiltered apple cider vinegar to his water. Iām always looking for natural ways to take care of issues. Tearing in most cases involves the pH balance in the dog. Worth a try.
DogFoodie
MemberIām always amazed when I feed my Cavalier Wellness Core Small Breed. Her eyes clear up every time she eats it.
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