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 enlarge | Brand: Angel Eyes
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $135.50
Buy New: $63.49
You Save: $72.01 (53%)
New (7) from $63.49
Avg. Customer Rating:  88 reviews
Sales Rank: 53
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 4 x 4 x 7
MPN: AEW240DOG
Model: AE240
UPC: 094922799203
EAN: 0094922799203
ASIN: B000UZGBA8
Release Date: September 1, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: LOW SHIPPING! LOW SHIPPING! +++ Includes FREE MEASURING SPOON, Expir 2010
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 Great product!! September 16, 2008
I heard about this product from some friends and trusted that it was going to work when I bought the cheapest possible amount through Amazon. I am really happy about how it worked and about how it much better my dogs eyes are. He doesn't have any gross black wet stuff in his eyes. Works for me. Yay!
 My poodle has issues September 16, 2008
Our miniature poodle is a rescue dog and came to us with wet, drippy eyes and a vaginal discharge. The Angels Eyes proved to be really effective in dealing with the discharge, and her eyes are definitely better when we use this product. We have had her for two years, and have given her this product for about 1 1/2 years now. Her eyes are still wet and stained, but as I said, they are better than when we did't give it to her. She is a fussy eater, and we could not get her to accept it in her food. We ended up creating small raw beef meatballs with the teaspoon of Angels Eyes in it(she weighs 19 pounds- big for this product). That is a treat she loves to have every day. And yes, we must do it every day, even after all this time. So while it isn't the miracle drug for her, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to other pet owners.
Angels Eyes September 15, 2008
I've been using Angels' Eyes for over 1 year. It has been wonderful. Since I began using it Mitzi has no tear stains at all. Before that her face looked terrible with stains. I tried other products but nothing worked.
It's great!!!
The greatest product ever!! September 15, 2008
We have a Shih Tzu that has had horrible eye discharge. He keeps getting ear infections from it and horrible staining on his chin, eyes and paws. We spend a fortune on vet bills over the last four years and had the dog on allergy pills.
Our sister in law told us about Angel Eyes. It started to work immediately. We mix it with a little rice every night as a treat. His staining is all growing out and he only needs allergy pills once in a while (he does not chew his paws very often anymore). We have used this for about two months and his new fur is nice a clean and the stains are almost all gone. I can't say enough about how well this works. Buy the big bottle, you will use it. We started with the 120 G bottle and then got the 240 G bottle.
We also looked into this on the web. It is beef liver and supposed ot be safe (although certain blood tests will have false readings).
 Misleading advertising? September 13, 2008
I read the reviews and ordered this product for my two Bichons. They weren't wild about the taste, but I got them to eat it - and it did work. Within a week the tear staining was much diminished, and after two weeks was gone entirely. But then I noticed both dogs were developing diarhea. and seemed "off" - eating grass, throwing up, not eating as well, etc. More research and I discovered that this product contains Tylosin, which is actually a low grade antibiotic. NOT GOOD! Had I known that I was feeding an antibiotic on a daily basis, I NEVER would have purchased this product - and I certainly would not have purchased the large size for continued usage. I have since found out that in many cases, you can feed 1/2 of a Tums (500 mg calcium carbonate) twice daily or add 1 teaspoon vinegar to their water. I tried the vinegar and they wouldn't drink, so now I am using the Tums, with eqaully good results. I would caution anyone with the tear staining problem to talk to their vet and treat this product with caution. I give it one star because it contains an antibiotic which is not explained - the average layman would not know what Tylosin is.
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