In many cases, people like to tease cute dogs, but if they see ugly tear stains on them, they often choose to stay away. The Papillon at home happened to have brown tear stains, and the pet owner was troubled by this. In fact, as long as you find out the specific reasons, it is not difficult to solve these ugly tear stains!

1. Caused by improper diet

Unreasonable diet is the most direct factor that causes tear stains in Papillon dogs. This is something that pet owners need to know more about. If your Papillon eats food that is too salty, too dry, or too irritating, it will easily produce a large number of tear stains, and even cause tear stains that cannot be removed.

Therefore, pet owners should feed their Papillon dogs lightly. They should also stop feeding dog food with high oil and salt content and switch to low-salt and low-oil ecological food. You can also give your butterfly dog ​​more water and feed it some fresh fruits and vegetables.

2. Eye infection

If the daily diet is not managed and the dog's eyes are not wiped carefully, when the dog's eyes are infected and inflamed, the secretion of tears will become abnormally strong, forming ugly tear stains over time.

Then, it is also very necessary to use dog eye drops for Papillon dogs. It is recommended that pet owners can choose pet eye drops for Papillon dogs and put them into the eyelids, one to two drops at a time, three to five times a day. It can be used during the removal of tear stains, and can also be used for daily care after recovery.

3. Factors of canine distemper

Pet owners also need to pay attention to the fact that canine distemper can also cause severe tear stains in Papillon dogs. It can also cause Papillon dogs to have red eyes, repeated fevers, vomiting and diarrhea, and not eating or drinking. Based on a comprehensive analysis of the above conditions Papillon dogs are more likely to suffer from canine distemper.

If the pet owner is not sure, he can use canine distemper test paper to test it himself, or go to the pet hospital for a comprehensive and careful examination by the pet doctor.