eye envy TEAR STAIN REMOVER WIPES FOR CATS

Unsure about how to handle tear and face stains? Get into a consistent routine and address the source of the issue with Eye Envy® cat eye wipes. A real game-changer, the original Eye Envy® Tear Stain Remover Solution now comes with a jar of 60 convenient presoaked tear stain wipes for cats. Each wipe is textured to gently clean the stained area, carefully lifting build-up and crusts from around the eyes without irritation. These are the best eye wipes for cats you'll find anywhere!

All-Natural Eye Wipes for Cats

Each presoaked wipe is saturated in the same unique formula as our Tear Stain Remover Solution, which combines non-irritating, all-natural ingredients in a special solution that effectively targets the source of staining. Our key ingredient is colloidal silver - a vital mineral that helps control and manage the accumulation of impurities that leads to unsightly, smelly tear stains.
For best results, use our natural eye wipes for cats in conjunction with Eye Envy® Tear Stain Remover Powder. For cases of severe staining and eye drainage, also use Eye Envy® Tear Stain Facial Cleanser.

• Use these tear stain wipes for cats around the eyes to gently remove dark stains
• Waffle-like texture gently wipes away debris.
• Cleans the affected area and applies natural active ingredients
• Also uses a natural astringent to close the hair shaft.
• Contains only natural ingredients, including colloidal silver
• Topically applied and not ingested
• Does not contain antibiotics (Tylosin)
• Does not contain bleach, peroxide, whitening agents, or harsh chemicals
• Does not require refrigeration
• 30-day supply
• Safe for kittens

Follow up with Eye Envy® Tear Stain Remover Powder to absorb moisture, repel tears, and continue to inhibit the recurrence of stains.

For severe staining, use Eye Envy® Tear Stain Facial Cleanser before using the Tear Stain Wipes to help remove heavy staining and remove debris/gunk.

DID YOU KNOW?

The cause of almost all staining is excessive tear production. When the facial hair is wet from excessive tearing, it creates the perfect breeding ground for stain-causing accumulation, which deposits those deep reddish-brown stains. "Short-faced" cat breeds such as Persians, Himalayans, and Exotic Shorthairs, because of their genetic makeup, typically suffer from staining.

Tear staining in cats goes back to multiple sources:

• Insufficient tear drainage resulting in buildup
• An eye issue, including irritation, sensitive eyes, or minor injury
• Irritation from eyelashes
• Ear issues, potentially resulting from hair overgrowth
• Moisture accumulation 
• Allergies (environmental or food)
• Teething
• Poor diet
• Water with high mineral content
• Fleas