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Angels' Glow Tear Stain Supplement
Angels' Glow is the only product on the market today that
will eliminate unsightly tear stains from within. All other products are topical, requiring high
maintenance and yet will only remove the stains temporarily causing it to come back many
times worse than before.
Bottles contain 30 gr. (1.05 oz) net and 120 gr. (4.23 oz)
net. Just sprinkle Angels' Glow daily on regular food. After 3 months, reduce to 4 times a week. After 6 months, reduce further to twice a week. Directions:
Puppies - (up to 3 months): 1/8 tsp. daily Dogs - 2 to 5 lbs: 1/4 tsp. daily 5 to 8 lbs: 1/2 tsp. daily 8 to 12 lbs: 3/4 tsp. daily 12 lbs & up: 1 tsp. daily
Each 30 gr. bottle contains approximately 108 dosages of 1/8 of a tsp, 54
dosages of 1/4 of a tsp, 27 dosages of 1/2 a tsp., 18 dosages of 3/4 tsp, or 13.5
dosages of 1 tsp.
Each 120 gr. bottle has approximately 432 dosages of 1/8 of a tsp, 216 dosages
of 1/4 of a tsp, 108 dosages of 1/2 a tsp, 72 dosages of 3/4 tsp, or 54 dosages of 1
tsp.
As you keep trimming the stained areas, the newly grown coat will be totally
clear. The growth pattern of your dog's coat will determine if it will be completely tearstains free anywhere from 15 to 40 days.
Angels' Glow
is very
palatable but in rare cases, dogs and cats may resent changes in their food and will not eat enough. If this happens,
we suggest reducing the daily dosage to 1/16 of a teaspoon or even a tiny pinch.
You can add Angels' Glow to a small portion of Nutri-Cal, cottage cheese,
Gerber Baby Food Stage 2 (any meat flavor), cooked ground beef or chicken, or
your dog's favorite treat. Give it once a day as a separate snack. Slightly
increase the dosage every few days until you reach the prescribed amount
according to your dog's weight.
Angels' Glow is safe during pregnancy and for puppies over 6 weeks old.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is Angels' Glow?
A. Angels' Glow is an
OTC (over-the-counter) product that eliminates unsightly tear stains.
Q. How does ANGELS'
GLOW work?
A. The ingredients in
Angels' Glow will eliminate any Ptyrosporin (Red Yeast), a bacterial infection
which causes excess tearing and staining.
Q. Which are the
ingredients in Angels' Glow?
A. Angels' Glow is
very palatable containing corn flour, wheat flour, natural chicken liver
flavor, lamb meal, chicken, rice flour, Tylosin tartrate, powdered cellulose,
corn syrup, vegetable oil, mono and di-glyerides, brown # 9, yellow # 5 and
lecithin.
Q. What's the
difference between ANGELS' GLOW and all the other
products on the market?
A. All other products
are topical, high maintenance and will just mask the stains causing them to
reappear worse than before. ANGELS' GLOW does not require rubbing or any other
difficult maintenance.
Q. How long does it
take to see the results?
A. Anywhere from 3 to
5 weeks. It depends on your own dog's coat growth. Angels' Glow will not remove
the stains that are already there, but will prevent new stains from developing.
Each dog has a different hair growth pattern. Consequently, some dogs will have
results after 15 days, while others may take up to 35 days or more. The pictures
on our website have no touch ups. They are the actual result on each dog from a
few of our customers.
Q. When do I reduce the dosage
of Angels' Glow from daily to 4 times a
week?
A. After 3 months or
when you see that your dog's coat is evenly bright, not just around the eyes.
Q. Do I judge a dog by
the amount of tear stains?
A. A seriously stained
face does not indicate a poor-quality, nor poorly bred dog. It is
not proof that the dog is neglected, mistreated or unhealthy. It just means the
dog has more tears and less drainage than he needs for some reason.
Q. Which is the
hereditary factor that causes tear staining?
A. A dog could inherit
very small tear ducts or overly watery eyes, particularly as a response to
various products. Definitely inherited are large eyes and short muzzles, which
tend to allow more eye irritation and less drainage. There can be inherited or
developmental structural defects that result in eye stains.
Q. Which is the hygiene
factor that causes tear staining?
A. Hygiene is an
obvious factor in tear-staining. Matter in the eye tends to collect at the
inner corner. This works wonderfully to keep eyes clean of foreign particles.
If the dog's eyes are exposed to dust, wind, grooming products, stray or
ingrown hairs and other irritants, there will be more matter at the corners.
This matter becomes an irritant and causes more tearing and therefore more
staining.
Q. Which is the health
factor that causes tear staining?
A. Most veterinary eye
specialists believe the actual cause of tear staining is excess tearing. Simple
health concerns are often the major cause of excess tearing. Some of these are
natural such as when puppies cut their first teeth, and again when they cut
their permanent teeth.
To make matters worse, at the same time, puppy hair is growing, just long enough
to stick into their eyes and cause excessive tearing. Dogs of any age with
teeth or gum problems are likely to have extra tears staining. Ear
mites and ear infections, or any health problem - especially those in the head,
neck, and chest areas - may also contribute to tears staining.
When the face hair is wet from excess tearing it is the breeding ground for
bacteria and yeast. One of the most common yeast infections is Ptyrosporin or
Red Yeast which causes a deep reddish-brown stain. Low grade bacterial
infections in the tear ducts are also common and may cause excess tearing and
staining.
Q. Does Angel's Glow
contain Tetracycline?
A. Tetracycline is a
broad spectrum antibiotic used to treat various conditions caused by susceptible
bacteria. It is not for use in pregnant, nursing or growing animals. It may
damage developing teeth and cause permanent discoloration. More common side
effects may include: anemia, blood disorders, diarrhea, difficult or painful
swallowing, dizziness, extreme allergic reactions, genital or anal sores or
rash, hives, inflammation of large bowel, inflammation of the tongue,
inflammation of the upper digestive tract, increased sensitivity to light, loss
of appetite, nausea, rash, ringing in the ears, swelling due to fluid
accumulation, vision disturbance and or vomiting. Less common or rare side
effects may
include: inflamed skin, inflammation of the penis, liver poisoning, muscle
weakness, peeling, skin eruptions, throat sores and inflammation. Food and drug
interactions can occur; it is especially important to check with your vet before
administrating tetracycline.
Our active ingredient is a macrolide antibiotic considered as narrow-spectrum
because it is active against only a few specific bacteria, therefore it will not
develop imbalance or resistance in the animal's immune system.
It is important to take the macrolide antibiotic exactly as directed to make
sure the infection goes away completely, even if symptoms resolve sooner.
Failing to take the macrolide for the entire period can cause the infection to
return or can cause the bacteria to become resistant to the macrolide the next
time it is taken. A macrolide antibiotic might cause falsely elevated values of
AST and ALT just when using colormetric assay. It is important to tell your vet
you are using Angels' Glow. Macrolide antibiotics work best when a constant
amount is maintained in the blood.
FOR OPTIMAL RESULTS
ANGELS' GLOW MUST BE USED DAILY AS DIRECTED.
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