👁️ I-LID ’N LASH Vet Pump Ocular Hygiene Cleanser - Tear Stain Prevention, Odor Elimination, Hyaluronic Acid Formula, Easy Daily Use, 50 ml Pump Review

This is some pretty impressive stuff. I apply it liberally to my pug's face around the eyes when dirt has built up on his face. He's an old man and has a lot of problems with his eyes, so sometimes they get a little crusted up. I let the cleaner sit for a few minutes and then just wipe it all off. It works far better than water and doesn't seem to hurt if I get it in my eye. I highly recommend you try this if your dog has eye scab problems.

THIS PRODUCT IS EXCELLENT FOR REMOVING MUD ETC. OUT OF SIGHT. My terrier had very dry eyes and he went to a specialist. There's a few drops in there, including corn oil, sticking to his eyes. Put a few drops around your eyes. WAIT 5 MINUTES. and comb around the eyes with a thin comb, and all this will disappear. there is nothing that could harm the eyes.

My vet originally told me about Lid N Lash but I bought a product that claims it has all the bells and whistles. There was a problem. That made it even worse for my dogs. At this point I decided to try Lid N Lash. With just a small amount, I did the trick on my pet. Sophie weighs 70 pounds. White lab pointer mix so those horrible brown spots really ruined her youthful looks. With Lid N Lash, blemishes have been significantly reduced and their number is reduced to almost zero. Very simple, I…

My Brittany has tear stains which is unusual for this breed. I've tried everything: changing food, changing water, adding recommended food, and just cleaning with saline, a cotton swab and a toothbrush. The saline method was best, but then it only got worse. The vet recommended this product to me and oh my god it really helped. She still has dirt around her eyes, but she's much better now. I rub the wool with cotton and then sometimes use a toothbrush (I make sure to clean it thoroughly after…

Did very little to improve the appearance of tear stains on my solid white dog. I've tried pretty much everything I can think of to help with tear stains and have yet to find a product that actually works. I can't make my little dog's face look dirty and the only solution I've found is to just clip the hair away from her eyes. If you found this review helpful, please click the 'Yes' button below. That way I know I'm helping and not wasting my time writing these reviews.

I am so glad I found this product. Our Yorkie has allergies and dry eyes, resulting in cemented buttocks that are almost impossible to remove with a warm, damp cloth. I have found that the best way to use this product is to first use a warm damp washcloth, gently rub the crusted area and really soak, then apply this product and massage in. Wait a minute and use a damp washcloth to gently remove the crust. It works very well and my dog loves having his eyes cleaned - no more twitching of…

I was very skeptical that anything would help my dog with caked eyes. But I was desperately trying to find something that might help because her tears were drying up and getting so sticky and hard around her eyes. Both eyes get crusted, but one more than the other. We've been using this product for a few weeks now and I'm happy to report that it HELP break the crust. It would get 5 stars if I applied it and just melted the material, but it doesn't. I've found that I have to use warm water and a