July 5, 2007
Tips for Preventing Maltese Eye Stain
Tips for Preventing Maltese Eye Stain
Maltese dogs are very cute and beautiful dogs; however, one very common problem that they have is Maltese eye stain.
This can be quite a problem especially since they have very light hair and the dog tear stains are quite obvious on them.
And as it turns out many breeds of dogs and cats battle eye discharge and eye stain problems too. Like:Maltipoo, Persian, Himalayan, Exotic Shorthair, Devon Rex, Scottish Folds, Serlik Rex, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Brussels Griffon, Dachshund, Corgi, Cairn Terrrier, King Charles Cavalier Spaniel, Lhasa Apso, Miniature Schnauzer, Cocker Spaniel, Papillon, Pekingnese, French Bulldog, American Bulldog, Cocker Spaniel, Corgi, Lion Dog, English Toy Spaniel, Golden Retriever, Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Saint Bernard, Westie, Shih Tzu, American Eskimo, Akita, Sharpei, Chinese Crested, Japanese Chin, Havanese or Silky Terrier, West Highland White Terrier
If you want to prevent or get rid of Maltese eye stain, then you may be interested in what we have found to be the best tear stain remover for our precious maltese.
There are two types of eye stain remover for your pets.
Internal solutions that you feed to your pet and treat the tear staining from the source.
and
External solutions where you clean up the tear staining from the outside by applying lotions or ointments or powders to the tear stained area on your pet.
The solution that has been easiest for us to use has been the internal solution called Angels Eyes.
Check out our articles on this site about Angels Eyes - it really works well and is easy to use. You can also click the Angels Eyes link at the top of the page to read customer testimonials or look at the Before and After Picture our customers sent in. You can order Angels Eyes by clicking on the link below
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The best remedy we have found if you are more comfortable using an external ointment or powder is Eye Envy. Read all about Eye Envy by clicking the Eye Envy link at the top of this page. You can order Eye Envy by clicking on the link below
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While there are a variety of treatments for Maltese eye stain, it is usually best to do what you can to prevent the Maltese tear stains from occurring in the first place.
The following are a few great tips to help you prevent dog tear staining on your Maltese.
Tip #1 - Cleanse Thoroughly Daily - First of all, it is very important that you cleanse your Maltese’s face every day if you want to prevent Maltese eye stain. In some cases you may even want to do the cleansing twice a day if needed. After you cleanse the area, you should also make sure that you dry it carefully as well. One great type of eye wash to use on your dog is the product, Eye Envy. This eye envy tear stain remover has been found to be very effective for many Maltese owners working to prevent Maltese eye stain.
Tip #2 - Keep Hair Clipped - Another way that you can help to prevent Maltese eye stain is to keep the hair of your dog clipped away from their eyes. In some cases this hair may cause their eyes to water, causing dog tear stains on their hair. If you do clip the hair, make sure that you then start training the hair to grow away from the eyes so it will not cause any more problems in the future.
Tip #3 - Avoid Dyes and Problem Water - Many times the Maltese dog eye stain can be caused by bad water or some dyes that are in dog food. In order to prevent this from occurring you may want to make sure that your dog drinks only bottled water and that you use dog food that does not contain a great deal of dye in it.
Tip #4 - Avoid Using Bleach Products - While some people may try to use bleach products to get rid of Maltese eye stain, this is a very bad thing to do for your dog. Using products on your Maltese that contain bleach can actually be very harmful to their eyes and is quite dangerous. It may even have the opposite effect and cause even more dog tear staining.
While these are some great ways to avoid Maltese eye stain, in some cases you will just need to treat the problem using a tear stain remover.
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NOTE: The techniques we use to clean our maltese eye stain can also be used on your other pet's faces too. These methods work for all your cats and dogs like: Maltipoo, Persian, Himalayan, Exotic Shorthair, Devon Rex, Scottish Folds, Serlik Rex, Maltese, Bichon Frise, Brussels Griffon, Dachshund, Corgi, Cairn Terrrier, King Charles Cavalier Spaniel, Lhasa Apso, Miniature Schnauzer, Cocker Spaniel, Papillon, Pekingnese, French Bulldog, American Bulldog, Cocker Spaniel, Corgi, Lion Dog, English Toy Spaniel, Golden Retriever, Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Saint Bernard, Westie, Shih Tzu, American Eskimo, Akita, Sharpei, Chinese Crested, Japanese Chin, Havanese or Silky Terrier, West Highland White Terrier.. If you are wondering how to get rid of tear stains on puppies - it will work for them as well.
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Comments on Tips for Preventing Maltese Eye Stain »
I own a small size Maltese and every one love him, but only thing every one will keep talking about every time is him tear stain, well, some one told me about the EYE ENVY and I used the correct way for at least 2 weeks, but actually it is not working on my dog at all. I tried to email they to tell they what happened and they told me it is not 100% working for every dog, so I am just wondering ist really works?? and what else I can try for my dog to get rid of the stain???
For people who find that Eye Envy just does not work, many have found that Angels Eyes does work for them.
You can read more information about Angels Eyes on my site at http://malteseeyestain.com/treating-maltese-eye-stain-naturally-and-easily-with-angels-eyes/
I check the internet every day for the lowest prices for Angels Eyes and they are shown at the top of this page.
I wish you the very best with your precious maltese.
I know that our maltese are so much happier and more beautiful with their clean faces.
Thank you so much for the response and definitely i'm going to try the Angels Eyes see what happen to my little maltese. D Liang