Animal Necessity Ocu-GLO Vision Dog Supplement

Emily is a 15 year old Russell terrior who is diabetic, has Cushings, thyroid disease and is allergic to most proteins. she was blind for 6 months before getting cataract surgery. After 18 months, her vision seemed to dim-bumping in to things, resisting going down stairs, etc. after a check, we were told to add Ocu-Glo to the treatment regimen and after a few weeks, she seems to be better able to distinguish objects and is looking up into the light for the first time in quite awhile. Thanks for helping, Ocu-Glo!

My two dachshunds ophthalmologist recommended this supplement for one of my dachshunds who has an eye disease / degeneration at the back of his eyes causing cataracts. The large size is HUGE and way too big for him to swallow. This small size is perfect for him though. NOTE the small and large size is a different dose! He is close to 20 pounds so he technically needs the larger dose, but the pill is too big. As of the time of the review my dogs doctor said he could take two of the smalls to equal one of the larger. That is now what we’re doing. PLEASE consult your dogs doctor first before doing this. Especially since the dosage may change by the manufacturer. As for it working, it’s hard to My two dachshunds ophthalmologist recommended this supplement for one of my dachshunds who has an eye disease / degeneration at the back of his eyes causing cataracts. The large size is HUGE and way too big for him to swallow. This small size is perfect for him though. NOTE the small and large size is a different dose! He is close to 20 pounds so he technically needs the larger dose, but the pill is too big. As of the time of the review my dogs doctor said he could take two of the smalls to equal one of the larger. That is now what we’re doing. PLEASE consult your dogs doctor first before doing this. Especially since the dosage may change by the manufacturer. As for it working, it’s hard to say since by the time we started these his eyes were already getting worse. Even when I adopted him he already had depth trouble. However, I do think it’s worth a try! Start at the first sign of trouble and consult your dogs doctor. We are also doing a topical that was recommended now in addition. When these dissolve they are BRIGHT RED inside. No cause for concern. … more

I’m sure this is a fine product ingredient wise but I had a pretty scary experience with it. I put this supplement in her dehydrated food with her other pills. One morning during breakfast she spits something out on the floor. It looks like there is blood all over the floor and on her beard. A piece of flesh colored/brown chunk of something is on the floor. I had no idea what this was. I was freaking out. I checked her mouth and gums/teeth afraid something sharp was in the food and it cut her. Called my vet. Called the food company because I thought it was in her food. Something that made her bleed or something like that. I had no idea what the heck it was. Turns out, when this supplement is I’m sure this is a fine product ingredient wise but I had a pretty scary experience with it. I put this supplement in her dehydrated food with her other pills. One morning during breakfast she spits something out on the floor. It looks like there is blood all over the floor and on her beard. A piece of flesh colored/brown chunk of something is on the floor. I had no idea what this was. I was freaking out. I checked her mouth and gums/teeth afraid something sharp was in the food and it cut her. Called my vet. Called the food company because I thought it was in her food. Something that made her bleed or something like that. I had no idea what the heck it was. Turns out, when this supplement is broken open, a deep red substance that looks like blood explodes everywhere and there’s a lot of it. Since these pills are so big, she must have chomped down on it, which caused it to crack open. It was really scary. I will have to find this in a different form, maybe a powder. She’s not even tiny. She’s 30 pounds and she has a hard time with these pills. It’s just not for us. … more

This stuff isn't cheap so to have an entire bottle arrive melted together with orange goop everywhere was disappointing. It was in the low 70s and I got the package shortly after it was delivered. Seems like a quality control or shipping issue. For the price, they should include an ice pack if the transit is going to melt the product.

My dog was diagnosed with cataracts at a very young age, and the Vet recommended OCU GLO. It needs to be given daily on an empty stomach. I have given this supplement every day without fail and 8 years have gone by and my dog STILL has good vision ! To me that’s amazing, and I’m sure that my dogs quality of life is better being able to still have his vision ! This is a superior product and it works ! Don’t let your animals go blind if this product is available to you !

We give our Spaniels the medium/large gel capsules wrapped in a small piece of cheese. They think they are treats..lol! They gobble the pills wrapped in cheese after I have them sit and wait for it. Then I have them do a trick and give them a plain piece of cheese. They look forward to this every day. I would not want to break open the gel capsules as I have heard dogs hate the taste and spit it out.

Could not believe how fast the turnaround was on this supplement. Ordered in eve, delivered the next day I believe!

This product was recommended by my dog's Opthamologist, who actually co-produced the product. The capsule is too big to give a 14 pound dog so I snipped it open and poured onto his food. It warns that it stains, and it definitely does. Still can't get the color out of his fur around his mouth. Chewy needs to carry the treat formulation that they can chew and swallow without staining the fur.

Started the supplement when my 9 year old husky was diagnosed with diabetes...after being told he would likely go blind within a year. Has been almost 2 years....still great vision

I'm having a very difficult time trying to get my dog to eat these, I've tried wrapped in bread, covered in peanut butter , hidden in food and wrapped in sandwich meat. She still somehow finds away to spit them out while or spits them out after she bites into them.