GoudasMom

I would use no more than 1 tablespoon for a medium to large dog 3 times per week.

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Sue - Mom to Kippah rescued 8/19/12

Frankie's Mum and Dad

Thanks guys - I will defs try the ACV as that seems to be the consensus. Thanks for all your suggestions

Kamo

I just got some angel eyes for Quinn. She never had ANY tear staining until she got spayed. Two days later and the staining started. Any connection there? Haven't used the angel eyes yet, any thoughts on it? It is horribly expensive!!


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Laurie - Proud Mommy to:

Gypsiemouse

Angel Eyes contains tylosin tartrate - which is basically an antibiotic.
It purportedly does work for tear stains, but you would need to use it daily or the tear stains will come back.
I personally wouldn't use it because I don't believe being on antibiotics long term is a good idea, even if it's a low dose.
I believe Angel Eyes is banned in some countries (UK being one of them)

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Kamo

Thanks for the info Lynne. I was worried about something like that. I think I'll try the ACV.


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jessmke

I give Aspen a tablet of cranberry juice extract with every meal which keeps the tear stains at bay. Although if I miss a couple of days of the cranberry the tear stains come back.

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Mom to Aspen