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Help freshen your dog’s face with our gentle tear stain cleaning service. This service focuses on carefully cleaning the fur around the eyes to help remove dark, reddish-brown, or black staining and buildup and improve the appearance of your dog’s face.
Service may include:
Gentle cleaning around the eyes
Removal of dried discharge and buildup when safely possible
Cleaning of stained facial hair
Light trimming around the eye area when appropriate
Gentle, dog-safe products and careful handling
Results vary depending on the cause, severity, and length of time the staining has been present. Some staining may require regular maintenance and may not be completely removable in one visit.
Please note: Tear staining or excessive eye discharge can sometimes be associated with an underlying health issue. Grooming can clean existing staining but does not diagnose or treat its medical cause. Dogs with redness, swelling, pain, unusual discharge, or other signs of an eye problem should be evaluated by a veterinarian.
Help freshen your dog’s face with our gentle tear stain cleaning service. This service focuses on carefully cleaning the fur around the eyes to help remove dark, reddish-brown, or black staining and buildup and improve the appearance of your dog’s face.
Service may include:
Gentle cleaning around the eyes
Removal of dried discharge and buildup when safely possible
Cleaning of stained facial hair
Light trimming around the eye area when appropriate
Gentle, dog-safe products and careful handling
Results vary depending on the cause, severity, and length of time the staining has been present. Some staining may require regular maintenance and may not be completely removable in one visit.
Please note: Tear staining or excessive eye discharge can sometimes be associated with an underlying health issue. Grooming can clean existing staining but does not diagnose or treat its medical cause. Dogs with redness, swelling, pain, unusual discharge, or other signs of an eye problem should be evaluated by a veterinarian.