Tear Stain - What is That Tear Stain on Your Dog Or Cat? And How Can You Easily Remove It?

Do you have a dog or cat that has reddish brown staining around their eyes, especially from the inside corners of their eyes down along their nose?  You are probably wondering what causes your pet to have tear stain.

Tear Stain - What is That Tear Stain on Your Dog Or Cat? And How Can You Easily Remove It?

Tear Stain - What is That Tear Stain on Your Dog Or Cat? And How Can You Easily Remove It?

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Tear Stain - What is That Tear Stain on Your Dog Or Cat? And How Can You Easily Remove It?

Tear Stain - What is That Tear Stain on Your Dog Or Cat? And How Can You Easily Remove It?

Most veterinarians say that the most common cause of tear staining is due to excess eye tearing on your particular breed of dog or cat.

There are actually many breeds of dogs and cats that commonly have excess tearing from their eyes. Some of the most common that typically are predisposed to tear stain are: Maltese, Maltipoo, Poodle, Bichon Frise, ShihTzu, Terrier, Westie, Chihuahua, Coton de Tulear, Havanese, Bulldogs and Lhasa Apso, and even Persian Cats.

So now you have determined that yours is a breed of pet that suffers from excess tearing.

But, how on earth does the tearing cause the reddish stain?

If you look closely you will see that tears coming from your pet's eyes are not red or brown, they are clear. What happens is that when your pet has a perpetually wet face from the excess tearing this causes your pet's face to be moist all the time and it becomes a breeding ground for bacteria and yeast. So this bacteria is how the tear staining is caused. You may even notice an odor that comes from the tear stained area and that is also due to the bacteria breeding and growing in your pet's face.

I have several beautiful Maltese that had tear stain. I tried many different treatments and finally found the easiest way to get rid of tear stain for good! Your pet does not have to have a tear stained face either!

Tear Stain - What is That Tear Stain on Your Dog Or Cat? And How Can You Easily Remove It?