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Grain Free Eye Care Dog Food

This product is specifically developed for dogs with tear stain issues (e.g., redness around the eyes, severe tear stains, thick sticky tears, recurrent lacrimal gland blockage) and breeds prone to tear stains. It completely eliminates grains that easily trigger eye allergies, such as wheat, corn, and gluten, with "low-sodium tear care

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Product Description

Parameter Category	Specific Details
Core Ingredients	Fresh chicken, beef bone meal, pea flour (grain-free base), sweet potato flour, blueberry, lutein, protein powder, Omega-3, multi-vitamins
Suitable Breeds	All dog breeds, especially tear-stain-prone breeds (Poodle, Maltese, Shih Tzu)
Product Advantages	Grain-free & hypoallergenic, supports eye health, reduces tear stains, no artificial additives
Compliance Standards	AAFCO (North America), FEDIAF (Europe), National Standard GB/T 31216-2014
Specs & Shelf Life	2.5/5/10/20kg; 18 months (unopened, stored in a cool and dry place)
Detail Display	Sealed multilingual packaging; 10mm crunchy kibbles; chicken-beef flavor; supports eye care & tear-stain reduction
Testing Indicators	Moisture ≤12%, Crude Protein ≥26%, Crude Fat ≥13%, Crude Fiber ≤4%
Packaging Method	Laminated bag (color-printed outer layer + moisture-proof inner layer)
Lead Time	30 Days
MOQ & Sample Policy	MOQ: 300 Units; Customizable small-size samples available

Product Details of Grain Free Eye Care Dog Food

I. Core Formula Advantages for Tear Stain Management

Low-Sodium & Low-GI Formula, Reducing Excessive Tear Secretion

Strictly controls sodium content (≤0.3%), far lower than regular dog food (0.5%-0.8%), avoiding the vicious cycle of "increased water intake - excessive lacrimal gland secretion - worsening tear stains" caused by high salt. It uses low-GI carbohydrates (GI < 50) such as pumpkin, sweet potato, and peas to release energy slowly, reducing eye inflammation (e.g., red swollen eyelids, cloudy tears) caused by "internal heat". Clinical data shows that continuous fooding for 6 weeks can reduce tear stain visibility by 55%, making it especially suitable for small breeds prone to tear stains, such as Bichon Frises, Poodles, and Malteses.

Lacrimal Gland-Dredging Ingredients, Improving Tear Duct Circulation

Specifically added with chrysanthemum extract (≥0.2%), honeysuckle extract (≥0.15%), and L-lysine (≥0.3%): Chrysanthemum and honeysuckle clear heat and soothe, reducing tear retention caused by lacrimal duct blockage; L-lysine inhibits the invasion of herpes virus on eye mucosa, lowering the incidence of dacryoadenitis and relieving the "excessive tearing - tear stain accumulation" issue caused by viral infection—ideal for dogs with recurrent lacrimal gland inflammation.

Anti-Inflammatory Repair Combination, Protecting Eye Mucosa

Added with Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA+DHA ≥0.8%, sourced from deep-sea fish oil) and vitamin A (≥4500 IU/kg): EPA reduces inflammatory responses in eye mucosa, alleviating redness and itching around the eyes (preventing dogs from scratching and worsening tear stains); Vitamin A maintains the health of lacrimal gland epithelial cells, enhances tear lubrication, and reduces the vicious cycle of "dry eyes - irritated tearing"—suitable for senior dogs (with degraded lacrimal gland function) and dogs in post-surgical recovery.

Grain-Free & Hypoallergenic + High-Quality Protein, Avoiding Allergy Triggers

Zero grains, zero gluten, zero artificial colors/palatability enhancers, eliminating the "systemic inflammation - eye involvement" issue caused by grain allergies at the source. Crude protein content ≥28%, with the top 3 ingredients being "deboned fresh chicken, cod, and fresh duck"—high-quality animal protein is rich in methionine, supporting eye tissue repair, avoiding lacrimal gland toxin accumulation caused by poor-quality protein metabolic burden, and reducing the risk of eye allergies (e.g., red rashes around the eyes) from plant-based proteins.

Metabolism-Promoting Ingredients, Reducing Tear Stain Deposition

Added with dietary fiber (beet pulp ≥1.5%) and zinc (≥85 mg/kg): Dietary fiber promotes intestinal metabolism, accelerating the excretion of toxins in the body (reducing toxin secretion through lacrimal glands); Zinc regulates sebum secretion around the eyes, preventing "hard scabs" formed by mixing of tear stains and excess oil, facilitating cleaning—suitable for breeds with many eye folds and easy tear stain accumulation, such as French Bulldogs and Pugs.

II. Detailed Nutritional Information (Dry Matter Basis)

Nutritional Component	Content Range	Core Function for Tear Stain Management
Crude Protein	≥28%	Provides amino acids for eye tissue repair; avoids lacrimal gland metabolic burden from poor-quality protein
Crude Fat	13%-17%	Dissolves fat-soluble vitamins (A/E), promotes Omega-3 absorption; prevents dry eye mucosa
Crude Fiber	≤4.2%	Gently promotes intestinal metabolism, accelerates toxin excretion; reduces toxin secretion via lacrimal glands
Crude Ash	≤9%	Controls total mineral (including sodium) intake; avoids excessive tear secretion from high salt
Moisture	≤10%	Maintains granule crispness, prevents mold growth; avoids nutrient deterioration affecting eye health
Sodium (Na)	≤0.3%	Low-sodium formula; reduces the tear stain trigger of the "high salt - increased water intake - excessive lacrimal gland secretion" cycle
Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA+DHA)	≥0.8%	Anti-inflammatory and soothing; reduces eye mucosa inflammation; alleviates redness and itching around the eyes
Vitamin A	≥4500 IU/kg	Maintains health of lacrimal gland epithelial cells; enhances tear lubrication; reduces dry eye irritation
L-Lysine	≥0.3%	Inhibits herpes virus; lowers dacryoadenitis incidence; reduces tearing caused by viral infection
Chrysanthemum Extract	≥0.2%	Clears heat and soothes; improves lacrimal duct blockage; reduces tear retention and tear stain formation
Honeysuckle Extract	≥0.15%	Assists in heat-clearing and anti-inflammation; relieves eyelid redness; reduces inflammatory tear secretion
Zinc	≥85 mg/kg	Regulates sebum around the eyes; prevents hard scabs from mixing of tear stains and oil; facilitates cleaning
Beet Pulp (Dietary Fiber)	≥1.5%	Promotes intestinal toxin excretion; reduces tear stain worsening from toxin secretion via lacrimal glands
Vitamin E	≥180 IU/kg	Antioxidant; protects skin cells around the eyes; prevents aging and pigmentation of skin with tear stains

III. Applicable Scenarios

Dogs with Tear Stain Issues: Dogs with severe tear stains, thick sticky tears, red/itchy eye areas, or recurrent lacrimal gland blockage;

Tear Stain-Prone Breeds: Small breeds (Bichon Frises, Poodles, Malteses), breeds with eye folds (French Bulldogs, Pugs), and breeds with narrow tear ducts (Shih Tzus);

Dogs in Special Stages: Dogs in food transition (tear stains from stress-induced internal heat), post-surgical recovery (low-irritation diet needed after eye surgery), and senior dogs (degraded lacrimal gland function);

Allergy-Related Dogs: Dogs with eye inflammation (e.g., red rashes around eyes, tearing) caused by grain or protein allergies, requiring a grain-free hypoallergenic diet.

IV. Exclusive Feeding & Storage Recommendations for Tear Stain Management

Scientific Feeding Amount (Adjust by Weight; Increase During Severe Tear Stains)

Dog Weight	Adult/Senior Dog (Daily)	Puppy (Daily)	Recommended Amount During Severe Tear Stain Period	Feeding Frequency
5kg	85-105g	105-125g	110% of the regular amount	3-4 times
10kg	150-180g	180-210g	110% of the regular amount	2-3 times
20kg	280-320g	320-360g	110% of the regular amount	2 times
Note: During severe tear stains, clean the eye area daily (with normal saline) and ensure adequate water intake (≥50ml per kg of body weight daily) to accelerate metabolism; avoid additional high-salt snacks (e.g., ham, biscuits).

Food Transition Guide (Avoid Stress-Related Tear Stain Worsening)

Due to the sensitive eye area of dogs with tear stains, extend the food transition period to 12 days with the following ratios:

Days 1-4: 80% old food + 20% new food

Days 5-8: 60% old food + 40% new food

Days 9-11: 40% old food + 60% new food

From Day 12 onwards: 100% new food

Avoid sudden food changes that cause intestinal stress, leading to toxin accumulation and worsening tear stains.

Storage Requirements (Ensure Activity of Tear Stain-Care Ingredients)

Unopened: Shelf life of 18 months; store in a cool, dry place (temperature < 28℃, avoid direct sunlight) to prevent oxidation and inactivation of chrysanthemum and honeysuckle extracts;

After opening: Immediately seal with a vacuum moisture-proof container, store in an environment below 25℃, and consume within 1.5 months (L-lysine is hygroscopic; long-term storage reduces tear stain management effectiveness).