5 Reasons Your Dog Needs This Tear Stain Rinse
Furaqua Pet Eye Rinse is a 20-second daily routine built for the thinnest skin on your pet’s body. It lifts the tear residue that oxidises into rust-coloured stains, calms the redness that keeps them pawing, and keeps the area clean and dry so clean fur can grow back where the stain was.
1. Complete Eye Care in a 20-Second Daily Routine
Furaqua covers both halves of the problem in one step. Wipes handle the crust and leave the stain. Powders chase the stain and ignore the crust. This does both, twice a day, in about twenty seconds.
2. A Real Difference for Over 87,000 Pets
I see the same face every week. A white coat, two rust-coloured tracks, and an owner who has already tried nine things and been told it is only cosmetic.
It is not vanity to want that face back. Something that is not your pet is sitting on top of your pet, and once the residue stops setting in every night, the stained fur grows out and clean coat replaces it. That part never stops being satisfying to watch.
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Rosie (6 years old) — from rust tracks every morning to clean white fur
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Otis (4 years old) — from damp stained folds to a dry, clean face
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Clementine (9 years old) — from dark tracks down her nose to a clear face
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Barney (7 years old) — from red-brown streaks under both eyes to none at all
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Mabel (5 years old) — from crust every single morning to a clean, comfortable face
3. Formulated With Five Targeted Ingredients
The area around the eye is a few millimetres from the eye itself, and whatever you put there your pet blinks into it. So there are five things in the bottle, each one doing a specific job, and nothing added to make the label look longer.
Sodium Hyaluronate
The same hydrator used in human eye drops. Holds moisture at the surface so dry, tired eyes stay comfortable, with no greasy film left on the fur.
Honeysuckle Extract
Lonicera Japonica, a botanical used for centuries on hot, irritated skin. Settles the redness that keeps a pet pawing at their own face, without stinging.
Golden Chamomile
Chrysanthellum Indicum. Gentle and soothing, and the source of the light chamomile scent, so cleaning time smells calming instead of clinical.
Taurine
An amino acid cats and dogs rely on for ocular health. Helps defend the eye area against the everyday oxidative stress of sun, dust and pollen.
Ascorbic Acid
Pure vitamin C. An antioxidant that supports the skin’s natural repair process around the eye, and keeps the formula itself fresh and stable.
4. Visible Change in Weeks, Not Days
Comfort improves fast. The colour takes longer, because it is tied to how quickly your pet’s coat grows rather than how good the product is. The most common mistake is stopping at week four, which is the middle of the process, not the end of it.
Try Risk-Free TodayWeek 1 — First Signs
Crust and dried discharge clear out. Honeysuckle and golden chamomile settle the redness and itch that keep your pet rubbing at their face.
92% of pet parents noticed less rubbing and pawing at the face.*
Weeks 2 to 4 — The Cycle Breaks
No new dark residue builds between cleanings and the stain stops spreading. The colour already in the fur will not have changed yet. This is the point most people quit.
93% said no new residue was building between cleanings.*
Weeks 5 to 12 — That Face, Back
Existing stains visibly lighten from week five as clean fur grows in at the root. By week twelve the last of the stained fur has grown out and clean coat has taken its place.
99% saw the stains visibly lighten by week twelve.*
*Based on a survey of Furaqua customers who are using Furaqua Pet Eye Rinse. Results reflect customer feedback collected in 2024
5. No Alcohol, No Bleach, No Antibiotics — Just What Works
Unlike tear stain products that promise to lighten fur in two weeks, or the powders the FDA warned three companies about in 2014 for containing an undisclosed antibiotic, Furaqua contains only what belongs a few millimetres from an open eye. No alcohol. No parabens. No dyes. No phthalates or propylene glycol. Nothing that strips colour out of the hair shaft, which is the only way a product can visibly lighten fur that fast. Five ingredients, each doing one job, so the residue lifts before it oxidises and the stained fur grows out on its own.
My vet said it was cosmetic and that Bichons are just prone to it, and I felt silly for still being bothered. So I want to say to anyone else in that spot, you are not being ridiculous. Around week six the rust colour started going and by three months it was clean fur. I got my Rosie's sweet face back and that is worth more than what it cost.
Bichon Frise, 8 years old
At twelve she does not enjoy being fussed with, so anything that takes more than a few seconds was never going to happen. The crust used to build up so badly overnight that it pulled when I cleaned it, and I hated doing it to her. That has stopped completely. Her eyes look comfortable in a way they have not for a couple of years, and at her age that matters more to me than the staining does.
Cocker Spaniel, 12 years old
Getting anything near a Persian's face is a negotiation. The swab makes it manageable and she does not fight it. The dark tracks down her nose have lightened a lot.
Persian cat, 9 years old
No sting, no smell, no fuss. That is genuinely all I wanted after the last thing I tried made him back away from me every time he saw the bottle.
Yorkie, 7 years old
Furaqua Pet Eye Rinse
- For dogs and cats of every age and size
- Targets both the crust and the residue that stains
- Sting-free and alcohol-free, 20 seconds twice a day
- Better in 90 Days or Your Money Back
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