Review on 🐱 Natural and Safe Eye Envy Tear Stain Remover Solution for Cats, Recommended by Breeders, Vets, Cat Fanciers, and Groomers | Contains Colloidal Silver | Remove Fur Stains on Persians and Exotics | 4oz by Robin Nelson

If you have a flat faced cat (Exotic Shorthair, Himalayan, Persian, Selkirk Rex, Scottish Fold, British Shorthair, Burmilla) you need this item. If I had known better, I would have gotten a starter kit, because with two mostly silver (white, for those not showing) kittens, a rescued Persian cat that looks like it crashed right into a wall that constantly crying tears and scottish straight ear that also looks like crying all the time i need powder and liquid. When it comes to cats and chemicals, I think it's best to use what's natural. So let's take a look at the ingredients: Water Witch Hazel: astringent, anti-inflammatory Boric Acid: soothes sore eyes and helps treat bacterial infections Colloidal Silver: antibacterial (you can even use it topically to treat ringworm), stimulates skin healing, antiviral , antiphlogistic. In short, colloidal silver is great and you should have it on hand for accidental fungus, wounds and other infections. I have to say this product is perfect. It doesn't make them perfectly white right away, but it treats the underlying condition and with a little work, you can get that perfect white color. I love that it dissolves the eyeballs more effectively than water so I don't pull my hair out while drying. And if your cat has trouble avoiding brushing, know that it's only because she hates brushing her face, not because the product is harming her. Personally, my cats hate having their face cleaned, so adding liquid makes them cleaner than just water or eye wipes. They stay cleaner with powder. And that's great because it means less facial cleansing and happier kitties who can see with their normally sticky eyes. Here's the powder: Eye Envy Powder for Dogs and Cats 0.5 oz.