The magical Happy Tears® & Sue from Young Woofians

<p>Meet Sue Tostevin. She is the mom of Miss Teddy, who is 10 years old Maltipoo. The fur princess is a calm, loving, and generally quiet girl. Miss Teddy used to have tear stains, so Sue created a special, very effective natural product, tear stains remover....Nowadays, Miss Teddy's mom helps a lot of parents from all around to overcome and remove the redness of their faces...</p><p>P.S. Did you know: The brown or red stains you can find under a dogs eyes are tear stains. Even in the happiest of dogs, they can make your happy chappy look glum. Typically more visible in dogs that have white or lightly coloured fur, they tend to affect dogs with shorter noses and are generally caused by excessive tearing or insufficient drainage – the medical term for this is called Epiphora.</p><p>Listen to this podcast episode and learn more...</p><p>Connect with Sue and Miss Teddy:</p><p><a href="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.youngwoofians.com&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw3ckmY5CJDzpS77Uzl8azUd">https://www.youngwoofians.com</a></p><p>Instagram: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/young_woofians/" target="_blank">young_woofians</a></p><p>Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/missteddyuk/">@missteddyuk</a></p><p> </p><p>Meet Sue Tostevin. She is the mom of Miss Teddy, who is 10 years old Maltipoo. The fur princess is a calm, loving, and generally quiet girl. Miss Teddy used to have tear stains, so Sue created a special, very effective natural product, tear stains remover....Nowadays, Miss Teddy's mom helps a lot of parents from all around to overcome and remove the redness of their faces...</p><p>P.S. Did you know: The brown or red stains you can find under a dogs eyes are tear stains. Even in the happiest of dogs, they can make your happy chappy look glum. Typically more visible in dogs that have white or lightly coloured fur, they tend to affect dogs with shorter noses and are generally caused by excessive tearing or insufficient drainage – the medical term for this is called Epiphora.</p><p>Listen to