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how do you use destin? How do you apply it/how much etc
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how do you use destin? How do you apply it/how much etc
Does she have really watery eyes all the time? It's so frustrating when you don't know what's causing it.
I'm afraid I can't think of anything else that might help, as you've been trying the only things I can think of......
Dexter has had really watery eyes since we took him to a hotel last weekend. I'm sure it was dust mites bothering him. I've still not got it under control.
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They both have watery eyes! I feel like im constantly wiping/drying their faces. I wonder what it is. We do live in an older home so I wonder if it could be dust? We vacuum every day but you never know??
We are moving soon to a newer place soon. Will be interesting to see if that changes anything
We are moving soon to a newer place soon. Will be interesting to see if that changes anything
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When is the last time the furnace filter has been changed?
It may help with the dust/watery eyes!
Destin is basically just a pea sized amount once a day from what I know. It doesn't wear off very easily either! So clean well and dry, apply small amount of destin (pea sized amount for both eyes, not pea sized for each eye since it doesn't wear off easily and you don't want it making a huge mess!) and repeat in 24 hours.
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It may help with the dust/watery eyes!
Destin is basically just a pea sized amount once a day from what I know. It doesn't wear off very easily either! So clean well and dry, apply small amount of destin (pea sized amount for both eyes, not pea sized for each eye since it doesn't wear off easily and you don't want it making a huge mess!) and repeat in 24 hours.
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One other thing I just thought of..... When we got the dust mite diagnosis, the vet recommended we get a bed for Dexter that was machine washable on a high temperature and wash it once a week. So I do that now at 60 degrees, but I also cover his bed in a blanket that I change every other day.
We bought a new vacuum too, but we needed one anyway so that pushed us to do it. I also try and vacuum every day. He very rarely gets upstairs into our bedroom, as I know beds and under beds can be really problematic for any dust allergies.
Oh - something else too - any plug in air fresheners we were advised to get rid of as they can agitate too apparently.
I hope you can find something that stops their eyes watering. It's frustrating when you just can't find the cause of it.....
We bought a new vacuum too, but we needed one anyway so that pushed us to do it. I also try and vacuum every day. He very rarely gets upstairs into our bedroom, as I know beds and under beds can be really problematic for any dust allergies.
Oh - something else too - any plug in air fresheners we were advised to get rid of as they can agitate too apparently.
I hope you can find something that stops their eyes watering. It's frustrating when you just can't find the cause of it.....
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