Eye Care for Dogs Daily Vision Supplement with Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Astaxanthin, CoQ10, Bilberry Antioxidants, Vitamin C, Vitamin E Support for Dog Eye Problems, 120 Chewable Tablets

I started my dog on Nutrition Strength's eye support supplement after he was diagnosed with diabetes, as most diabetic dogs become blind from diabetic cataracts within months of diagnosis. My dog's veterinary ophthalmologist said that this supplement can delay the development of cataracts in diabetic dogs. He said it was amazing and can really stop cataracts in dogs from getting worse and sometimes even improve. He said it also keeps perfectly good eyes in dogs of all ages from ever developing cataracts in the first place or getting glaucoma. The tablets are small enough to make them easy to give to a dog. I've read other reviews saying that they had problems getting their dogs to take the supplement but I've had no issues whatever, I didn't even have to crush them. It's important for me that this supplement is specially formulated for this purpose and is recommended by dog eye specialists. It provides support for dogs' eyes - it's not a cure, but support and helps for certain conditions. Furthermore, the bottle contains 120 tablets, which last for several months. So it's not expensive at all for what it does and if it helps my dog's vision, it's very well worth it. I will be keeping him on it.

I have a 13 y/o Weimaraner who started developing cloudy eyes/cataracts over a year ago. Seeing his eyes glazed over was so sad so I started searching for product on Prime. Read some reviews on this product (and always skeptical) but decided to give it a try. After three weeks, his eyes started clearing up and his overall energy was improved. His eyes cleared up 90%! Truly a miracle worker, and made Maks feel so much better. He's 85lbs and I give him 2 pills every morning with his food. Additionally, my grandmother had a 14 y/o Bichon who was experiencing the same thing (worse though...) running into furniture etc. After about a month, her eyes cleared up about 50% though the dog died 6 months later from cancer. I truly feel this product no matter how acute or severe it is will help. Natural ingredients, and quality, especially for the price. If you buy this, I guarantee you'll see results.

Everything as decribed. My dog is fussy and did not like the taste. I overcame that by dipping it in butter. Vshe then ate it.

My English bulldog has had eye problems since I got her @ 6 weeks old. Always has goop in her eyes all the time. I have given her this medicine for probably 3-4 months, and we very seldom have to clean her eyes and they are much clearer than they have been in forever. I would definitely recommend this medication.

Got this product because my dog was showing signs of early cataract development and I wanted to get a jump on it. After using it for 6 months, it may or may not have been working. Regardless, one day I came home and found that my dog had gotten into and eaten almost an entire bottle. I contacted poison control and we found that the amount of vitamin D in one serving, 3 mg, is a lethal amount for dogs. Both the vets at ASPCA poison control and the ER vet tried to reach the company to confirm the actual amount of vitamin D, but they were unable to. So, out of precaution, we did the lengthy and expensive vitamin D poisoning protocol to make sure that my dog was safe, since he had eaten a whole bottle. But, all in all, while the product was fine for 6 months, the company is sketchy and is obviously not being truthful about what is in the product. If there was truly 3mg of vitamin d in each serving, each dose would be lethal, and dogs would not be able to safely take it. So, while the ingredients LOOK good, they're probably fake. If you would like vision supplements for your dog, ask your vet.

Pros: - Great price - Smells like something beefy a dog would eat (not stinky) Cons: - My dog won't eat it I have not used this product for long enough to know how effective it is. After trying various eye health supplements (in addition to her daily multi-vitamin), I decided to try this because of the good value and positive reviews. My minpin/chihuahua mix is 13 years old and I see some discoloration in her eyes. There has only been only one other eye supplement that I could get her to eat and that was in powder form. I had to mix it with peanut butter so that wasn't something I wanted to do daily. This bottle indicates that a dog of 25# should take 1 pill per day. Because she is 6-7#, I have been trying to feed her just 1/2 a pill, 1/4 piece at a time but she refuses unless I trick her by squeezing it into some other soft food. I'm thinking that the only way to get her to consume this pill is by either smashing them all up with the back of a spoon, or smashing them in a food (coffee) grinder and mixing them with peanut butter or sprinkling a smidgen on her food. In conclusion, because she won't eat it, I cannot recommend this products for your dogs eye health. If I am able to get her to consume them, and I do see a change in her eye health, I'll update my review. Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I hope it was helpful.

My dog had been diagnosed with diabetes some time ago and we started him on Nutrition Strength's supplement for dog eye problems hoping to prevent the blindness that occurs to most diabetic dogs within a few months, or a bit longer for the lucky ones, but typically soon after diagnosis for dogs like mine. At time of writing this review, my dog can still see. His eyes are no worse than they were in at the time of diagnosis, which considering that he is 13 and has Lyme disease and diabetes is more than I could have asked for. It is a result I am deeply grateful for, particularly considering the attitude of most vets, which was as if they were saying "there's nothing you can do about this." So I would like to take this opportunity and thank Nutrition Strength for this product! The tablets were somewhat tricky to get my pup to take them, but breaking and mixing them up with food took care of it. He would just not swallow them by themselves. Yet, when you account for the results, this isn't even a concern. So yes, I am very happy! I mean, a dog enjoying his full eyesight a whole year after being diagnosed with diabetes is quite an achievement. I recommend it to everyone whose dog gets the diagnosis.

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