ANGELS' EYES Natural Tear Stain Prevention Soft Chews for Dogs | Beef Flavor| for All Breeds | No Wheat No Corn | Daily Supplement | Proprietary Formula | 90ct

My dog loves these even though they don’t smell great, but they absolutely work which is super cool for the $. If he stops taking them his dark tear stains come right back and I’ve been using these for years. Highly recommended for dogs with tear stains!

I love this stuff! BEEF ONLY THOUGH! If you use the chicken flavor and it doesn’t work, you might want to try this one.I bought and used the BEEF flavor, for months, without staining. Then, I accidentally ordered the chicken flavor, 😣 . Within a week my mini golden doodle (light cream color) started showing tear stains.Long story short, he was stain free until he got an ear infection. Aka: a YEAST infection. It not only affected his tears, but his saliva as well. Everywhere he licked stained, including his bum. Ugh! An antibiotic cleared it up, but it came back within a month. That’s when we realized he had issues with yeast and chicken byproducts.I love my boy, stains and all, but a sensitivity to chicken and yeast is another matter. And, staining is a major sign of that, especially if it’s in their saliva.Anyhoo……Guess what one of the main ingredients in the chicken formula is? BREWERS YEAST! It’s like the number 2 ingredient.As an aside, we also took him off any food with yeast in it, or chicken. No more yeast infections or major staining (except regular tears that I clean daily).Sooooo…I finally get to my point..sorry about that! 🤣 I gave the chicken flavor to a friend, reordered the beef and my boys stains went bye bye!I hope this helps those who have issues like I did. It’s so frustrating trying to figure this stuff out, when the vets are like “it’s allergies, blah, blah, blah”. Or, the internet is like, “ try this….blah blah blah”. Or dog food companies are like….”our food works best…blah blah blah”.

My dogs tears were red stained and this product does seem to be helping. I'm hopeful that they will continue to help him.

The media could not be loaded. My Shichon (S***zu / Bichon) seems a *little* better with this, but definitely didn't cure the red tear stains. At first, I'd think some days it actually looks like it is making a significant improvement, and other days seems just slightly improved. It is so easy to administer, because it is just another treat that our dog actually loves. So at night, we give him this, then his Greenie, and he'll do all sorts of tricks to get either. He actually seems more excited for this than he does for his Greenie. So at worst, it is just a good treat to give your dog once a day. At best, it actually makes some difference.I also got Eye Envy, which a groomer recommended, and after reading up on it on Amazon. Honestly, Eye Envy seems like so much work, that I don't keep up with it. But this is easy, just a treat. To me it seems it can't hurt, and seems at least mildly effective. Cutting away stained hair of course makes the biggest difference. I got this, Eye Envy, & a special shampoo when I started to think he looked like a raccoon :). This is the only treatment that is easy to stick with.In the end, the red tear stains went away when my dog went on antibiotics for something we took him to the doctor for when he was acting suddenly very lethargic and we were worried. Although the medication he was on after his neutering didn't improve his condition. We also switched to an allergy food prescribed by our vet (something from Royal Canine) and for his treats. But switching food didn't seem to cure it as a side effect, but now that it is gone, I don't want to switch the food back in case it causes red tear stains to come back.

This vitamin really helps with the dogs eye matter, not being as bad and staining his white coat of fur. I have purchased it several times.

This product did not work for my dog. I have a West Highlander -cross. She started with an eye condition that never cleared up regardless what the vet suggested to try. No medical issues were found with the dog and the vet suggested Angel eyes. After 2 1/2 months of use, my dog’s eyes never cleared up. I am guessing it is something else or the product is similar to snake oil remedies. If anyone here has experienced the same results and found another product that helps clear the stains of their dog’s eyes please share the informaiton.

I have a shiztu and my grand-daughter has a yorkie. Tear stained faces seem to be a well acquired trait. Their little eyes water because of hair around them and the tears stain the fur. The yorkie gets 1 a day and our shiztu gets 2. They love the taste and they are small chewable nuggets. They do not smell bad either. They seem to be helping quite a bit.