
He suggested that I buy an over-the-counter lubricating eye drop called Systane and place a few drops of this product into the corners of Libby's eyes. His ophthalmologist had recommended it for humans with dry eyes AND for dogs. (I bought a two pack, one for my dry eyes and one for Libby's stained eyes.)

Well, it works! I have tried using baking soda mixed with water for a paste and Angel Eyes, but this solution seems an easier tact to follow to keep the pup's eyes clear of stain. Just saying...
Wow, I would have never thought to use regular eye drops for tear stains. I know that some dogs have great success with Angels Eyes, while other dogs won't go near their food if their stuff is laced with it. Perhaps this would be a good alternative for them?
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