Tear staining is more visible on some coats than others, which is exactly why owners of white-coated dogs tend to reach for a product like this before anyone with a darker dog even notices the same amount of staining. Bugalugs built theirs around calming ingredients rather than a bleaching agent.

The formula combines evening primrose and passionflower, described as soothing, in a naturally derived base that Bugalugs pH balance for use around the face. It's applied to remove existing tear stains and eye residue rather than to prevent staining happening in the first place, and it's designed to work across coat types, including white fur specifically.

• Naturally derived formula
• Contains evening primrose and passionflower
• pH balanced
• Suitable for all coat types, including white fur
• 200ML bottle
• Removes tear stains and eye residue

On application. Bugalugs' card doesn't give us an ingredients percentage breakdown or how often to apply it, so treat it as a periodic clean-up product rather than a daily routine unless you find otherwise works for your dog. Keep it away from the eye itself and stop if any irritation appears.

Who it's for: owners of a dog with visible tear staining, particularly on white or pale coats, who want a targeted remover rather than a general grooming wipe.