Why is the Anna Tear Stain Remover best?

Laura Thomas, Top Persian Breeder of Purrinlot Cattery shows Persian Bicolor's and solids whites Persians to top achieved awards. She spent years developing the best, safest, quickest with results way to help keep her cats white faces WHITE, bright, clear, and beautiful without the use of antibiotics, peroxides or harsh unsafe chemicals. Today Laura offers you the same beautiful white clean fresh beautiful unstained face via the Anna Line!

 

Removes discoloration and stains on all Fur colors even white!

 

This amazing 3 step process works wonders even on White fur which is the hardest to work with because it is the most porous. Works great on ALL stains- all over the body- even the legs, ruff and butt. Completely safe- no refrigeration required and can even be used on puppies and kittens tear stained faces. You'll love us! and your fur will be so much BRIGHTER!

 

Does Anna tear Stain Remover work safe for cats? dogs? all breeds? puppies and kittens?

 

Our Natural Stain remover is safe for everyone, even babies! Works to remove stains on all fur types, for all breeds of both cats and dogs! We actually put this product to the test on hundreds of various cats and dogs worldwide with the same proven results returned time after time- this products works! And it works fast, safe, and easy!

 

No more tear stained look!

Easy 3 step process for quick PROVEN tear stain remover results. Trio includes the full 3 piece set- remove those tear stains caused by runny eyes on your cat, dog, puppy and kittens face now!

• 1. The Face Shampoo will remove anywhere from 80-95% of the stain GUNK in the first wash. Use once weekly.
• 2. Face Wash will help continue to remove layer by layer of stain as it helps keep the eyes from running. No more re stained faces! Use once or twice per day, No need to rinse- use as often as needed- the more you use this product the faster the stain will remove!
• 3. Grooming Powder (the secret ingredient to no more stains) will re oxidize the fur- closing up the pores that allow the stains to soak in and sit on your pet's face. Use as needed. Contains No chemicals- made from herbal powders- natural and safe! Always apply this powder to dry fur:-)

PLEASE NOTE- this product is designed to remove tear stains- not stop the tearing in itself.

Ingredients:

Grooming powder is Corn Starch, Arrowroot Powder, Chamomile Powder, Potatoes Starch, Rice Starch, Calcium Carbonate

Face Wash is a blend of botanical (Chamomile and Organic Lavender), and distilled witch hazel- - not the stuff from the store containing alcohol- did you know store witch hazel is actually 70-90% alcohol??

Face and Body Shampoo is certified organic coconut oil with distilled filtered water, clear jojoba Oil -hand cooked on the stove

As to results on the video shown above- the video is an actual LIVE unedited video. Yet let me share, there are 2 different types of hair shafts- one with large cells and one with small cells. It is these cells that also share the pigment of color such as blond, red an brunet hair color. Based on which cell wall your cat / pup has, will mean- instant quick results or a bit more time to degrade the stain from the cell wall.

Here is the easiest way to explain this... Sorry there is no real short way of saying this.

I'm a natural blond- over the years I have attempted to color my hair red. When I first color my hair- it is beautiful red, but as the month passes - the red fades and washes out, and so at the end of the month- I'm pretty much a blonde again. My blond hair cells are small, and the red cell color is larger than what can fit into the cell of my hair shafts- so my hair can only hold but so much color. This is true for the staining factor as well.

Now- let's reverse this thinking. If I were a red head trying to go blond- the cell walls of my hair shaft would be larger than the color being applied- so therefore the hair will hold the color much longer and not wash away as easy since more of the application is actually being soaked in. This is the case in some hair types for the animals which means - it will take a bit more to degrade the stain from within the hair shafts.

If you think about this type of hair/fur stained as 100 layers of stain- you will need to work towards removing all 100 layers while protecting from getting any new staining. The blond (hair type one) doesn't collect stains as deep as the red head (hair type 2)

I know in Persians, a white cat isn't really white- they actually are masking a color under the white genetically- and it is this color that is determining the cell shaft size. For the most part dilutes have small hair shafts and the boy in the video Hercules, is a dilute- blue tabby and white. I have another boy- a brown tabby and white...when he stains it take a bit longer to get him clean- but the powder helps intensity! I have hopes to video him sometime this summer to help explain all of this better with a visual.

Even though this product was designed mostly for my Persians, Our product has had a lot of success with the Maltese breed - and they have a totally different hair than any of the other breeds. I've come to the conclusion this product system works better than most because it's tackling not only the stain on the outer portion of the hair shaft - but also the inner cell walls of the hair as well by pulling the stain from the inside, out.