PSE 7 Green Eyes

I obtained a trial version of PSE 7.0 to try to correct green eyes in photos of our Westies. The Photoshop web site says the red-eye fix in Quick Fix also removes green and white eyes for animals. I tried it on three photos, and it does not. I also tried the red-eye fix in Full Edit, and it does not.
Am I doing something wrong or missing something, or is the web site wrong?
Thanks,
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>The Photoshop web site says the red-eye fix in Quick Fix also removes green and white eyes for animals
If the website says that, the website lies. However, you can do this a number of different ways: select the part of the eye you want to fix (the magic wand may work for this), then go to Layer>New Adjustment Layer and create a hue/saturation adjustment layer. Use the sliders to adjust the color. (If the eye is totally white you may need to turn on the colorize checkbox before the sliders will do anything).

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