‘Packing’ To Eliminate Eye Stains
Learn the best techniques for ‘packing’ your cat’s eyes to prevent or reduce eye stains.
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Learn the best techniques for ‘packing’ your cat’s eyes to prevent or reduce eye stains.
A breeder describes her journey in trying to find the correct treatment when her Persian developed black crusted eye discharge that resisted all her initial efforts to clear.
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This is the first in a two-part series describing how to prepare and apply a simple paste to remove any yellow or brown stains from the white coat of your show cat. In this article we discuss the ingredients in the bleaching paste, the application technique, and the results you can expect.
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This is the second installment in our series about bleaching away the stains from the coat of a white show cat. Photos illustrate step-by-step how the bleaching paste was applied to a white Persian's face and paws — and the final results.
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Excessive tears in themselves are not a danger to a cat's health. However, it is important to determine the underlying cause of the tearing because some things that can cause the eyes to tear can also be irritating and painful.
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Club soda is one of many names for water that has been charged with carbon dioxide. Club Soda can be used to reduce or remove both tear and urine stains from the coat of all colors of cats.
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The injectable antibiotic Tylan can be used to make an off-label eye drop/eye wash that can be used to help reduce eye stains on white or light-colored cats.
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Bio-Groom under eye cream is another useful tool in the groomer`s arsenal.
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