Ocu-GLO for Medium to Large Dogs, 11+ lb, 90 Count

IT WORKS !!!!!! My dog Ava is losing her vision.i took her to K-State which specializes in veterinary. Their team performed all kinds of tests. Ava is an 8 yr old labradoodle. She is a therapy dog. Hearing my baby girl is losing her vision crushed me. I got online and found Ocu-GLO. I am here to tell you it works. It has slowed her vision loss.

I began using Ocu-Glo for my dog when he was diagnosed with diabetes, as most diabetic dogs become blind from diabetes within the first 9 months after diagnosis (something like 80%). Ocu-Glo is the only eye supplement product - or any product, actually - that has proven, clinical results, showing that it can delay the development of diabetic cataracts in diabetic dogs. In the small clinical study, two dogs even regained sight in their newly cataractous eyes, which is unheard of, and I wouldn't believe, without the study. I highly encourage anyone with a diabetic dog to read the article about the clinical study in the International Journal of Diabetes and Research, which you can find by searching online for the name of that journal, plus "Ocu Glo" and "diabetic dog." It is fascinating but also easy to read, and only about 5 pages long. Yes, Ocu-Glo capsules are a bit pricy, but they have quality ingredients in them, and, again, they're the only product with proven results showing they work. My dog has recently gone blind from diabetes, but he kept his vision for the first year after he was diagnosed - meaning he didn't develop diabetic cataracts during the time frame that around 80% or more of diabetic dogs do - and I credit that to using this product. The capsules are a bit large, which may be a problem if your dog hates taking pills. My dog is a small dog, but will gulp down anything if wrapped in chicken breast or a Pill Pocket, so he had no problem taking OcuGlo capsules. I am including a photograph showing the OcuGlo capsule (the brownish capsule), compared to an Advil pain reliever (the blue capsule), to give an idea of size.

Was tremendously helpful with my dog whose left eye got severly injured. The eye is not same but can still see and she did not lose her eye. I was giving this supplement to her daily for a while, now 3 days a week maintenance. Absolutely recommend.

I have been giving birth pups the capsule but one of them occasionally spits it out. I use pill pockets because they wouldn’t touch it otherwise. I decided to get the chewables and neither one of them will eat them or even put them in their mouths. And of course, there’s no return policy so I’m out the expensive cost!!

My dog I was told was going blind. This stuff is great. His eyes look so clear now. If you have a dog, get this. Im so amazed at it My dog takes it with no problem. I wrap it in a piece of pastrami No problem. He will take these the rest of his life. I spent $800.00 at the Vet for nothing

DO NOT BUY THIS!!! I thought these were capsules filled with powder. They are liquid filled that is colored red and stains everything. My dogs wouldn’t touch it, so I cut it open and put it on their food. It stained my hands and ruined an expensive sweater that was a gift.

Just wish the pill was smaller, have a struggle getting pill down my blind Boston Terrier.

Ocu-Glo in this pill form is not easy to feed and if you break the capsule, the red coloring gets all over your hand. The chewables are much easier to feed. I like the product, just not in the pill form.