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(Tear stains can also indicate a problem so ask your vet whether they need professional attention.). You can get rid of tear stains using three different methods â or a combination: Wipe them off: Mix a solution of ten-percent hydrogen peroxide with water or a special stain-removal product for dogs.Gently swab the solution over the tear stain, being very careful not to get any of the solution in your dogâs eyes.Then rinse the fur with clean water to get rid of any residue.ornstarch: Rub this on the stains â donât get it in her eyes! â only in a pinch, because it can whiten or lighten the stained area. Face cream/powder: Dampen the area and then use a small bit of cream or mousse to apply the powder. (Make sure none gets in the eyes!) Then you can gently brush out the area.
If you have a dog or cat with tear staining, I recommend talking about it with your veterinarian at your next appointment. It's important to rule out medical causes before you assume it's a simple matter of too much tear production. Why Some Pets Have or Show More Tear Staining. Tearstains are typically the result of porphyrins.