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Beaphar Tear Stain Remover 50ml

The Beaphar Tear Stain Remover 50ml is a gentle solution that lifts reddish-brown tear stains from the fur around your pet's eyes.

Key Features

  • Removes tear stains around the eyes
  • Regular use helps stop new stains building up
  • Suitable for all breeds of dogs and cats
  • 50ml bottle

How To Use

  • Moisten a cotton pad.
  • Gently wipe the stained fur, avoiding the eye itself.
  • Use daily until stains fade, then as needed.

Good To Know

  • Heavy tear staining can be caused by blocked tear ducts, eye irritation or infection — ask your vet if it's new or severe.

Beaphar tear stain remover - for dog & cat - 50ml

Removes Tear Stains | All Breeds | Gentle Formula | 50ml

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The Beaphar Tear Stain Remover 50ml is a gentle solution that lifts reddish-brown tear stains from the fur around your pet's eyes.

Key Features

  • Removes tear stains around the eyes
  • Regular use helps stop new stains building up
  • Suitable for all breeds of dogs and cats
  • 50ml bottle

How To Use

  • Moisten a cotton pad.
  • Gently wipe the stained fur, avoiding the eye itself.
  • Use daily until stains fade, then as needed.

Good To Know

  • Heavy tear staining can be caused by blocked tear ducts, eye irritation or infection — ask your vet if it's new or severe.