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Holy crap...
Mar. 31st, 2009 03:25 pmI just followed a random internet ad again (yeah, I know, stop, right?). And this one! This one is DIFFERENT!!!!
Look! LOOK! It says:
"Keep your Pet Healthy: Have your pet checked at least twice a year by your veterinarian..." and
"Keep your Pet’s Eyes Clean: Hair in the eyes can cause infections and irritation. Eyelashes can grow at abnormal angles and rub on the eye. Check your pet’s eyes regularly. Also check for collected dust, stray hairs, and dried tears. Any foreign matter in the eye is likely to lead to tear stains.
Hygiene: Keep your pet’s eyes clean. Always wash your hands first before touching the area around their eyes. Wash your pet frequently. Always make sure you comb them first before washing to remove any knots or matt’s. Keep the shampoo out of their eyes to avoid irritation."
It gives reasonable and useful advice instead of using scare tactics and telling people vets are useless! Amazing!
Sadly, I think the product itself won't do much in the way of good, but if the people follow their advice to groom properly and clean the area daily, that'll work. And I see no way that the product could hurt--'tis just dried liver. So let us have a round of huzzahs for finding reasonable advice on an internet advert link! HUZZAH!
http://www.angelseyesonline.com/
Look! LOOK! It says:
"Keep your Pet Healthy: Have your pet checked at least twice a year by your veterinarian..." and
"Keep your Pet’s Eyes Clean: Hair in the eyes can cause infections and irritation. Eyelashes can grow at abnormal angles and rub on the eye. Check your pet’s eyes regularly. Also check for collected dust, stray hairs, and dried tears. Any foreign matter in the eye is likely to lead to tear stains.
Hygiene: Keep your pet’s eyes clean. Always wash your hands first before touching the area around their eyes. Wash your pet frequently. Always make sure you comb them first before washing to remove any knots or matt’s. Keep the shampoo out of their eyes to avoid irritation."
It gives reasonable and useful advice instead of using scare tactics and telling people vets are useless! Amazing!
Sadly, I think the product itself won't do much in the way of good, but if the people follow their advice to groom properly and clean the area daily, that'll work. And I see no way that the product could hurt--'tis just dried liver. So let us have a round of huzzahs for finding reasonable advice on an internet advert link! HUZZAH!
http://www.angelseyesonline.com/
