🌿 Ocu-GLO PB Vision Supplement - Convenient Powder Blend for Improved Eye Health with Lutein, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Grape Seed Extract, and Powerful Antioxidants Review

My dog is getting old and has muscular sclerosis. I have given this product to my diabetic dog and he has never lost his eyesight. Hope this helps my current dog. Great product although this is my first time trying this particular product to add to his food. No problem giving it to him.

I have been giving this to my dog for years and since they changed the formula my dog has had diarrhea or loose stools. They also added some redness and looked like blood in the stool. I'll try to find an old formula from another site. I'm not sure why they had to change the product!

My vet advised me to buy drops for her but as there weren't any I went with these pills, they are so light that They just drop a powder pill fodder for them and they don't even realize it. She's getting old, so we had to do something to help her with her vision, to lengthen it a bit. And it does the trick!

My veterinary ophthalmologist prescribed these supplements for my 16 year old Beagle who has vision problems. They seem to be helping as his night vision isn't as bad as it used to be. I plan on continuing to buy these for now, but they are expensive little additions. The dosage of Marvin is 2 capsules per day. Therefore, 1 box only lasts 2 weeks, which is outrageously expensive. Maybe one day there will be a universal replacement.

This product is designed to treat retinal problems in a 13 lb. Treat Shih Tzu. Originally, the drug was a soft-shelled liquid form that could not be injected due to its size. lost $90 on this one. then I found a powder form of "Ocu-GLOPB" which I thought would solve this problem. However, when it was mixed with today's meal, he refused to eat. Consequently, the treatment was discontinued. The vet, a pet ophthalmologist, was informed, but she never responded. Thomas Moore.

To be honest I can't judge the effectiveness of the product yet. I am trying this on my 11 year old Boston Terrier who has severe cataracts. The vet suggested that this pill might help improve his vision if I take it for 75 days. The tablet is so big that I open the capsule and pour it into two capsules. When he tastes it he doesn't like it but I tried it and it's not bitter at all just a tasteless powder to me. Let's see if giving him this daily helps or not. It's expensive, of course, like…

Packaging is quite expensive for a 30 day supply. Our dog had just gone blind, although our vet still recommended giving the dog a daily dose of this product. There was no change, but I believe the cure is to protect the eye tissues from further damage, even though our dog can't see (vision hasn't improved). So I can't say for sure if this product will help or not.

My dog has cataracts and is blind. My dog's ophthalmologist advised her against cataract surgery due to severe eye inflammation. When a few eye drops didn't cure the inflammation, I started Ocu-Glo after reading about it online. The inflammation isn't completely gone, but the vet is surprised that her eyes are in the same good condition. When I told him that I had started taking Oku-Glo, he said that her vision may not have deteriorated and suggested that I should continue taking it (along with