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Post by Lucy on Sept 3, 2011 13:32:49 GMT
Love that pic of Perry. Can't wait to see how it works!
Sarah kindly gave us some and its really helped Rogue's eyes. I'm going to order some when I get some money and give it to all of them.
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Post by guy on Sept 3, 2011 19:36:52 GMT
I don't know how the natural works. The others have an antibiotic in that kill the yeast that causes it. What I will say is don't use it when a bitch is in whelp as it's not proven to be safe yet so best not to. The standard Angels Eyes uses Tylosin to kill the bacteria on the fur that would otherwise metabolise the metallic content in the tears and lead to the production of the red yeast. The Natural Angels Eyes uses plant extracts with antibacterial qualities, some that boost the immune system and supposedly help to maintain tear duct function. Basically both versions are supposed to work by controlling the bacteria. There are other products that work by preventing the bacteria from metabolising the metals, either via antioxidants or by changing the Ph of the tears. The natural stuff willprobably take quite a bit longer to work, almost twice as long in some cases BUT the potential risks are much lower and it is probably safe to use in the long term, unlike the antibiotic stuff. Importantly, the natural version is legal. Tylosin is not licenced OTC for dogs ANYWHERE in the world. |
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Post by Lowenchi on Sept 3, 2011 19:39:52 GMT
oh, thanks for that  welcome to the forum too! funny how i got the one that could take twice as long  when im the most impatient person in the world haha hopefully the change of diet will help speed it up too |
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Post by Sarah on Sept 3, 2011 19:49:11 GMT
Lol that's just typical louise
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Post by guy on Sept 3, 2011 19:58:06 GMT
so after months of deciding i ended up ordering some angels eyes. it came today and i believe its chicken flavor? i have been told by a Maltese breeder to pop in straight in there mouth before they eat there dinner so they get a whole dose, i will do that because im jealous of her dogs beautiful whit coats. how long do you think i should use it for? and how long till i see some results? Good luck- they are gorgeous. Fair play to the company that sent the natural vrsion to you. If Customs and Excise had seen the antibiotic version they would have refused to let it through. They clamped down on it a number of years ago. When you need to re-order check out the following- NaturVet Tear Stain Supplement- look very closely at the ingredients and the price  www.naturaldogs.co.uk/store/natural-tear-stain-remover-food-supplement.htmlIts what I use- I used to buy Angels Delight but the NaturVet is way cheaper. Please do give the Natural Angels Eyes a chance to work, you might be able to speed things up by opting for a food free from processed grains such as Taste of the Wild or Orijen |
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Post by Lowenchi on Sept 3, 2011 20:07:46 GMT
thanks for the advice Guy i will check out that link, i have just put them on a prey model diet so no more yucky grains for them come and introduce your self and post lots of photos of your dogs |
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Post by Sarah on Sept 3, 2011 20:08:11 GMT
Tbh I think it will take a while due to diet change too your guys may detox when you go fully raw idk as you've been giving on and offdor a while now but it can make them tear up a but mre also perrys allergies at this time
Of year may not help but hey give it ago and see. Remember it just stops the stain production so the hair needs to grow out
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Post by Lowenchi on Oct 2, 2011 21:00:52 GMT
PFFFFFT!!!! not impressed they have been getting it for a month every day now, the tub is nearly finished and they have gotten a hell of a lot worse, i ended up going to pets at home yesterday and got some cheapo Diamond Eyes for £3 and after 2 uses they are looking far better. Conclusion Angles Eyes Natural = a waste of £40 |
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welcome to the forum too!
when im the most impatient person in the world haha hopefully the change of diet will help speed it up too 
