Description:

Tear Staining can be unsightly and challenging for many pet parents. We use natural extracts with antimicrobial, antibacterial, and histamine-blocking properties targeting allergies, along with powerful antioxidants that support retinal and visual functions from the inside out.

• Sea Kelp: An antioxidant that suppresses the inflammation that causes your dog to have watery eyes, stopping tear stains in their tracks.
• Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil: The omega 3 fatty acid in this superfood contains anti-inflammatory properties that prevent dry eyes and promote overall ocular health.
• Flaxseed Oil: Your dog can’t get enough omega-rich oils. This natural ingredient helps promote strong cell membranes in your dog’s eyes and guards against dry eyes.
• Cranberry Oil: Contains plenty of Vitamin A, one of the most important vitamins for doggy eye health.
• Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid): Contains antioxidants that have been shown to support eye health and is especially beneficial to older dogs, as it decreases the risk of developing cataracts.
• Cinnamon: Like Sea Kelp, this tasty spice is an anti-inflammatory that eases your dog’s watery eyes and thus helps eliminate tear staining.
• Eyebright: A European flower used for centuries as an antihistamine to support eye health and ease redness, irritation and watery eyes.
• Bilberry Extract: Known as the European blueberry, this antioxidant is best known for preventing retinal inflammation and preventing retinal-related eye disorders.
• Marshmallow Root: Another plant long known for its anti-inflammatory properties that keep watery eyes and subsequent tear staining under control.
• Calendula: Marigolds aren’t just pretty. They contain calendula, which helps protect your dog’s retinas from oxidative damage and may guard against age-related macular degeneration.
• Lutein: This super nutrient is crucial for overall eye health. It helps increase your dog’s vision and can prevent glaucoma and optic nerve disease.
• Safflower Oil: An antioxidant rich in omega-6 fatty acids and Vitamin E, both of which are essential to your dog’s long-term eye health.