Ugggh!!! How do I get rid of these tear stains on my English Bulldog?

[ModernFemme]

I noticed you made sure to say "dont let the powder poof in their eyes" when suggesting the Gold Bond or Cornstarch powder to keep dry...I always recommend buying a set of the plastic picnic ketchup / mustard containers. You can get them cheap at Walmart or the dollar store. The pointed tip helps get the powder right in the wrinkle and no where else We use Gold Bond a lot in the tail pocket too.

I apply the powder to my fingers and then run my fingers through the folds.

 

[Bunny]

This is great! Is there any way I can save this specific article so I can come back to it?? (I'm new)

 

[2BullyMama]

This is great! Is there any way I can save this specific article so I can come back to it?? (I'm new)

[MENTION=2]desertskybulldogs[/MENTION] --- I know there is, but I am at a loss right now as to how

 

[Mark Carry]

Like it!

 

[Paul Stott]

what is destin

 

[TyTysmom]

what is destin

It's baby ointment.

 

[Paul Stott]

they dont sell it in uk is sudacrem the same

 

[TyTysmom]

they dont sell it in uk is sudacrem the same

Do they sell A&D - its baby ointment. I looked up sudracrem, and that is not for babies, so I'm not sure about that. I would look for baby diaper/ointment cream.

 

[Paul Stott]

the chemist checked contents and said sudacrem has the closest ingredients ,

 

[Libra926]

Re: Article: Ugggh!!! How do I get rid of these tear stains on my English Bulldog?

We tried all the concoctions over time and we came up with one that really worked. Greek yogurt. We give them a generous dose twice daily and it's worked wonders.