It does not take near the amount as per the directions on the bottle. You can use 1/4 or less of the amount called for. This amount helps enough if you add keeping your pet clean and – trim around eyes, keep ears clean/hair free, keep teeth cleaned – professionally if needed.

High concentrations of Angels Eyes can cause problems. But smaller amounts plus common sense should be ok if your pet is healthy. Little bit of liver here and there is good for every one.

This red stain is over growth of yeast caused by the animals fur being wet from tearing, drinking, and some even get it on their feet (Some animals play in their water bowls) – seems one would not want too much of this on their pet either. Like noted before – use common sense.

Also, if your pet is teething – this will cause more eye tearing. Tearing can clear as they grow older; especially if you help out as a responsible pet owner.

Tylosin is a Prescription Only Medicine, unless being used a a feed stuff for cows, pigs and poultry. Only the injectable liquid has a Marketing Authority for dog use, all other forms may only be used under the direction of a vet "off label".

The claims that Angels eyes is legal because it has a small amount of Tylosin is false. The quantity is irrelevant.

The product is illegal- period.

The use of it without a prescription is illegal- period.

The sale of it to an owner without a prescription is illegal- period.

The FDA should be taking the lead here….