Applies a treatment and closes the hair shaft. Helps control the secretion of porphyrin, which gives the tear stains a deep reddish-brown color.

Waffle-like texture to gently exfoliate the area, to penetrate the liquid deeper. Leaves no lint particles to irritate the eyes. Refillable jar.

Contains a natural mild cleanser to help remove tear stains. Absorbs excess moisture and helps to repel new tears. Keeps the eyes dry and stain-free.

Apply the powder evenly in sensitive, difficult-to-reach places, without causing harm. Collect 5x more powder than an ordinary brush. Small or large.

Inflammations, infections, seasonal allergies, and more can lead to increased tear production. Keep the area clean and dry, and see a veterinarian.

Pet food that uses filler-type products and treats with artificial coloring can cause allergic reactions, which in turn can cause excessive tearing.

Many breeds, especially in the toy category, and brachycephalic dogs (dogs with extremely flat faces) are genetically predisposed to heavy tearing.

Puppies can experience tearing up to 16-18 months of age due to teething and can again be affected once they become seniors and undergo health issues.