Ocu-GLO Cat & Dog for Eye Support - Chewable Vision Supplement for Medium and Large Pets Care with Lutein, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Grape Seed Extract & Antioxidants 30 XL Chewables

We had to take our dog to an eye specialist for a previous detached retina which happened from her having Lyme disease. Her eyes are improved but not back to baseline. So the doctor introduced us to Ocu-glow supplements about 3 years ago. We are so grateful that she did not lose her vision completely and I’m not sure exactly how these supplements work but they do because her doctor said her eyesight improved. And best is she LOVES them! She comes running when she hears me opening the jar. So it’s a win-win!

My vet recommended these and they have really worked well for my dogs vision issues. My dog loved them like a tasty treat BUT when I went to re-order they were no longer in stock. BRING THEM BACK PLEASE!

My dog used to take the capsules with treats but lately has become more picky and will refuse them. I wanted to see if these might be more acceptable and luckily they are. My dog still won't eat them unless I put them in something more palatable and cut them up but it's a big improvement over eating nothing. One more thing to note is that there was some break up in the bag with several chews in pieces or reduced to semi powder. I would prefer to try the sturdier jar with 30 chews but it seems to be out of stock.

I got this dog supplement for eye support recommended from my vet, for my 6 year old pug dog. He stared acting weird one day. Tail down, and not his self. The next day, he ran into furniture. I had him checked out by a dog eye doctor. Turns out, he has Sards. In other words, he went blind. Since of 3 weeks ago, after giving my dog these vitamins, we turn on the lights and he can see shadows some. This may not last, but I want to give him every chance he has, to see somewhat. Its not a cure, but I think it does help him. Even if he goes completely blind, I will love him just the same. He's a good dog. I got the chew tablets. They are hard, but I grind them up and put it on his food. I have noticed his stools are a little darker and firmer. But other than that, no side effects. Highly recommend them. Sincerely, M G

All I can say it works!!! My Aussie cattle dog is almost 18 and since having her on Ocu-Glo for almost 3 years now....it's helped tremendously. From 1-10 with respect overall vision....she sits at a good 7. Not bad for a senior citizen :-)

This 30 chew container was so small and gone in no time - waaay too expensive for the amount of product you receive!!! AND…I even contacted the company prior to purchasing… confirming products potential benefits; but unfortunately, for all those fellow pet parents desperate to find way for your dog to see again after going blind from cataract…SAVE YOUR MONEY! This will not reverse cataract blindness and I feel this company is falsifying advertising implying otherwise! AND to top it off the company places their Id code label EXACTLY over the ingredients list on the container making it impossible for the consumer to assess this information directly off the bottle!! They could have easily placed this label few cm higher and avoided blocking any information written on product but mindless inconsiderate actions and an obvious company that doesn’t oversee manufacturing and shipping of their products! Huge disappointment all way around!

I have been using this product for years and it seems to be slowing the progression of cloudiness in my pups eyes. My pup readily eats this supplement with no issues. This product was recommended by a vet.

My fur baby is 10 yo & showing signs of cataracts. This was recommended to me & it’s only been a little less than a month. I’ll do anything to help keep my dog as healthy as possible so I’m giving it a shot & to honestly say I see a difference at this short period of time, not so sure. It’s a bit disappointing that it’s so pricey ($60+ month) for my 25 lb dog. My dog has to take 2 chews a day & he does try to push it out of his bowl to avoid eating it but with much persistence he will eventually eat them. I can understand his hesitation eating them because the smell alone is horrendous! I’ll give it a bit more time to see but the price is a total turn off, especially if we aren’t sure it’s actually working.

Very expensive. I can’t afford to pay for any more on my Pension. My Dog went blind anyway so I don’t think whatever I gave him would have prevented it. But the vet did tell me to buy some

We give it to my dog as a treat. And he takes to it quite well. Though I must say that it is a little on the pricey side.

Seems to help but it’s early days