Animal Necessity Ocu-GLO Powder Blend Vision Dog & Cat Supplement, 30 count

My 6 year old, 10 lb., min pin has diabetes and developed cataracts quickly. Her opthomologists recommended Ocu-Glo starting before her surgery. Penny had her cataract surgery 6 weeks ago and went through it with flying colors. She can see again and I can tell she is so happy. I use the capsules and open and mix in with a half a box of the honest kitchen superfood pour overs to mask the taste. She loves it and licks the bowl clean. She is still on Ocu-Glo and because of all the vitamins in it I will continue to give her. The doctor was amazed how well she did and how clear and perfect her eyes are today.

Mac was diagnosed with diabetes in May. We just saw a canine ophthalmologist and he is starting to get cataracts. She recommended this product and we just started using it so it is too soon to tell if will help him. He did not like the powder sprinkled on his food. I felt like it was ruining his meals and I did not want to ruin something he (like most of us) enjoys so much -- eating! So now I coat the Ocu-Glo pill with a margarine or Crazy Richard's Peanut Butter (no sugar) and give it to him as a treat before his meal rather than opening it and sprinkling it on his food. I have to actually put the coated pill in his mouth or he will just lick off the coating if I offer it to him in my Mac was diagnosed with diabetes in May. We just saw a canine ophthalmologist and he is starting to get cataracts. She recommended this product and we just started using it so it is too soon to tell if will help him. He did not like the powder sprinkled on his food. I felt like it was ruining his meals and I did not want to ruin something he (like most of us) enjoys so much -- eating! So now I coat the Ocu-Glo pill with a margarine or Crazy Richard's Peanut Butter (no sugar) and give it to him as a treat before his meal rather than opening it and sprinkling it on his food. I have to actually put the coated pill in his mouth or he will just lick off the coating if I offer it to him in my hand or put it in a dish. But if I coat it and put it in his mouth he swallows it because the coating sticks. He doesn't seem to mind and after he has swallowed it he can enjoy his dinner without any powder mixed in. Someone suggested mixing the powder with pumpkin and I might try that, but again prior to his regular meal rather than mixed in with his regular meal. … more

I find this product to work well when blended with kibble & wet food added. I don’t have to be concerned as to product leaking as has occurred with soft liquid filled capsules & having to wrap in wet food so my ChiChi will swallow

I’m not sure I am qualified for writing a review for Ocu-Glo as my sweet fur ball is taking it for stabilization purposes for multiple genetically inherited eye diseases. Both my Vet and the Ophthalmologist recommended it for slowing the disease process so I am hoping for the best. As for Chewy, they continue to remain at the top of my go-to list for anything to do with my dog. Reliable, cost effective, speedy delivery, and the nicest people in the whole world! They rock!

Much easier to administer than original capsules. My dog didn't take the other liquid capsules very well and would routinely spit them out or bite them and leave blood-red stains on the floor. These are much easier to give him. We open the gelcap and sprinkle the powder in his food, mixed with some canned pumpkin. He eats it up with no problem and I'm happy he's getting the supplement recommended by the vet to support his pre-cataract eye health.

The ingredients are needed for aging eyes of our 3 canines. Unfortunately, one of our pups is blind, but this supplement is perfect for the other 2 dogs. I prefer the chewable version & hope Chewy gets it soon.

We came across this product by way of Rocky’s diabetes. Since diabetic fur babies are prone to cataracts, it’s a good idea to begin preventative maintenance. Our canine eye doctor suggested this as a way to keep his eyes healthy. At least that’s my interpretation.

the capsule is a pain to open! (Got the next size for medium dogs, FYI) I managed to do so, but then my dog shudders when eats it. She acted like she tasted something very bitter. But I sprinkled on chicken which is her favorite food so she had no choice but eat it. I probably won’t get anymore tho :(

My dog has a sensitive stomach and it really bothered her. Unfortunately, I had to stop giving it to her.

I have a very sweet natured chow with terrible eyes; congenital cataracts +3 surgeries etc. her ophthalmologist recommended this and I bought two packages because she needs three a day. She wouldn’t take the samples of the oil capsules so I bought the powdered capsules. If I give her really good home cooked dog food she will deign to eat the powder mixed in. But now she is starting to refuse to eat any food that has the powder in it. And this is a dog who generally eats everything.