Ocu-GLO
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Ocu-GLO
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Cat 5-10 lbs: 1/2 Chew per Day
Cat 11-20 lbs: 1 Chew per Day
Dog 1-10 lbs: 1 Chew per Day
Dog 11-30 lbs: 2 Chews per Day
Dog 31-60 lbs: 4 Chews per Day -
Cat 5-10 lbs: 1/2 Chew per Day
Cat 11-20 lbs: 1 Chew per Day
Dog 1-10 lbs: 1 Chew per Day
Dog 11-30 lbs: 2 Chews per Day
Dog 31-60 lbs: 4 Chews per Day -
Cats 5-10 lbs: 1/2 Capsule per Day
Cats 11-20 lbs: 1 Capsule per Day
Dogs 1-10 lbs: 1 Capsule per Day
Dogs 11-30 lbs: 2 Capsules per Day -
11-30 lbs: 1 Capsule per Day
21-60 lbs: 2 Capsules per Day
61+ lbs: 3 Capsules per Day -
10lbs or Less: 1 Gelcap per Day
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10lbs or Less: 1 Gelcap per Day
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11-30lbs: 1 Gelcap per Day
31-60lbs: 2 Gelcaps per Day
61lbs +: 3 Gelcaps per Day -
11-30lbs: 1 Gelcap per Day
31-60lbs: 2 Gelcaps per Day
61lbs +: 3 Gelcaps per Day
What is Ocu-GLO Vision Supplement for Dogs and Cats?
- Ocu-Glo is a dietary nutraceutical for dogs and cats that supports vision and eye health.
- Veterinary ophthalmologists developed this antioxidant supplement to support dog eye health.
- Ocu-GLO contains a special blend of 12 antioxidants, including Grapeseed extract, high-potency Lutein, and Omega-3 fatty acids.
- It also includes green tea extract, zinc, vitamin C, vitamin E, and a blend of B vitamins.
Why is Ocu-GLO used for Dogs and Cats?
- This nutraceutical may help maintain eye health and provides overall nutritional support for the body.
- The ingredients in Ocu-Glo may lessen symptoms associated with types of degenerative eye conditions. If your dog has vision problems, talk to your veterinarian about Ocu-GLO.
What problems could my dog or cat have with Ocu-Glo?
- Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven.
- If ocular conditions worsen, contact your veterinary ophthalmologist.
- Administer during meals or after the animal has eaten to reduce the incidence of gastrointestinal upset.
- Discontinue if gastrointestinal upset persists, and contact your veterinarian.
- Not for use in cats less than one year of age or in any cats with liver disease.
- Do not use with anticoagulants.
What else should I know about Ocu-GLO?
- Liquid Gelcaps are best swallowed whole and not chewed.
- Staining of carpet and fabric may occur if Gelcaps are opened.
- Store tightly sealed in a cool dry place.
Ocu-Glo PB Powder Blend Capsule for Dogs and Cats
Ocu-GLO Powder Blend is a new powder capsule designed to mix easier with food and give to dogs and cats. Ocu-Glo PB features the same formula as the traditional Ocu-Glo liquid capsules.
How do I use Ocu-Glo Powder Blend Capsules?
Powder Blend for Dogs and Cats
- Cats: 5-10lbs give 1/2 capsule, 11-20 lbs give 1 capsule.
- Dogs: 1-10 lbs give 1 capsule, 11-30 lbs give 2 capsules.
Powder Blend XL
- Dogs: 11-30 lbs give 1 capsule, 31-60 lbs give 2 capsules, 61+lbs give 3 capsules.
What is in Ocu-Glo Powder Blend Capsules?
- Active Ingredients: GLO™ Proprietary Blend of (Grape Seed Extract, Lutein Extract, Omega 3 EPA/DHA) 175 mg, Vitamin C (Asorbic Acid) 50 mg, Green Tea Extract (40% EGCG) 20 mg, Vitamin E (d-alpha Tocopheryl Acetate) 25 IU, Alpha Lipoic Acid 13 mg, Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinone) 13 mg, Rutin 5 mg, Zinc (Zinc Oxide) 3 mg, Vitamin B-3 (Niacin) 1.2 mg, Astaxanthin 1 mg, Vitamin B-5 (d-calcium Pantothenate) 1 mg, Vitamin B-1 (Thiamine HCI) 0.1 mg, Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine HCI) 0.1 mg, Vitamin B-9 (Folic Acid) 20 mcg, Vitamin B-7 (Biotin) 10 mcg, Vitamin B-12 (Cyanocobalamin) 2.5 mcg
- Inactive Ingredients: Inactive Ingredients: Hypromellose (Vegetable Capsule), Rice Hull Concentrate.
Ocu-Glo Soft Chews
Ocu-Glo Soft chews are a tasty option of this eye health supplement for dogs and cats. Ocu-Glo is designed to help maintain eye health. The soft chews feature the same formula of the traditional Ocu-Glo liquid capsules and offer an easier way to administer to your dog or cat. Ocu-Glo Soft Chews have an imitation chicken flavor and are soy-free.
How do I use Ocu-Glo Soft Chews?
- Cat: 5-10 lbs give 1/2 chew, 11-20 lbs give 1 chew.
- Dog: 1-10 lbs give 1 chew, 11-30 lbs give 2 chews, 31-60 lbs give 4 chews.
What is in Ocu-Glo Soft Chews?
- Active Ingredients: GLO™ Proprietary Blend of (Grape Seed Extract, Lutein Extract, Omega 3 EPA/DHA) 175.5 mg, Vitamin C (Asorbic Acid) 50 mg, Green Tea Extract (40% EGCG) 20 mg, Vitamin E (d-alpha Tocopheryl Acetate) 25 IU, Alpha Lipoic Acid 13 mg, Rutin 5 mg, Zinc (Zinc Oxide) 3 mg, Vitamin B-3 (Niacin) 1.2 mg, Astaxanthin 1 mg, Vitamin B-5 (d-calcium Pantothenate) 1 mg, Vitamin B-1 (Thiamine HCI) 0.1 mg, Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine HCI) 0.1 mg, Vitamin B-9 (Folic Acid) 20 mcg, Vitamin B-7 (Biotin) 10 mcg, Vitamin B-12 (Cyanocobalamin) 2.5 mcg
- Inactive Ingredients: Arabic gum, brewer's yeast, citrus pectin, fish oil, glycerin, imitation chicken flavor, mixed tocopherols, oat flour, oatmeal, propionic acid, rosemary extract, sorbic acid, sunflower lecithin, sunflower oil, water.
Review Summary
232 total reviews
Rated 4.62 out of 5 stars
90% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
184 5 star reviews
27 4 star reviews
10 3 star reviews
3 2 star reviews
8 1 star reviews
Most Liked Positive Review
Ocu-Glo Can Make A Real Difference !!!
My12 year old Cairn Terrier Maggie started losing her vision suddenly in October 2013. I took her to an eye specialist who recommended Ocu-Glo after diagnosing her with SARDS (sudden aquired retina deterioration). The Ocu-Glo seemed to help slow the deterioration in her vision within a matter of days. Today in March of 2015 although Maggie is almost completely blind she still has some light perception most days. She has adapted, has a terrific attitude and is loaded with spunk. Once I forgot to order a replacement bottle in time and Maggie ran out before the new supply arrived. I could see the difference in her within two days as she stumbled around. When she got back on the med six days later she navigated her way around with great improvement! I will never let her run out again!
My furry baby deserves the best as she has given back 10 fold in love all of her life. She motivates the entire family with her can do attitude and spirit. Go Maggie! You are well worth the investment in this product!
M. Winfield-Weaver
Most Liked Negative Review
on 3rd bottle
our 11 yr old Springer Spaniel was dx with SARDS and the specialist recommended we give this a try. We know that she will lose her vision completely and don't really know if this has slowed down the progress but it's one of those things of "what if I didn't give it to her, would it have prolonged her vision" situation. We hide it in a large piece of "cheap" hot dog so she doesn't really take time to give it a good "chomp" before it's down. It has a horrible smell once punctured tho! We shall see at our follow up with the specialist at our next visit as to how the loss of vision has progressed. Our difficult situation is that she is also deaf....
Reviews
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Vision
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLO Soft Chews for Dogs and Cats, 60ctFor his vision-
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My Buddy MIM💖💖💖
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Eye health
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLO Soft Chews for Dogs and Cats, 30ctThese chews have helped my pug to keep his eyes as healthy as the can be as he ages. -
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He likes it
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLO Soft Chews for Dogs and Cats, 30ctEasy to give pills -
Highly recommend
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLO Soft Chews for Dogs and Cats, 60ctI had a vet highly recommend these chews so we have been using them for a few months. I was getting them from Chewy but they dropped the ball and the day they were due to ship out they tell me they are out of them. Thankfully I found this site and they shipped them right away! I will only use them from now on :)-
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Trying this medication on my dog.
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLO Soft Chews for Dogs and Cats, 60ctI am giving the ocu-glo to my 10 year old diabetic dog in hopes of keeping cataracts away for as long as I can. Whether or not this product will work, remains to be proven. -
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Ocu-Glo maintains my dog's restored vision.
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLOOur vet recommended Ocu-Glo for our 12 yr old English Setter after cataract surgery. I give him 2 pills daily, hidden in a piece of breakfast sausage of course. He was definitely going blind , but the surgery has given him his sight back and the vitamins are helping him to maintain good eye health. Thanks for a great product!-
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Vision restored ... our healthy 12 year old setter is able to hunt again!
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worth every penny
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLO Powder Blend XL for Med and Lg Dogs, 90 CapsulesThis product was recommended by our dog's eye specialist for his specific conditions. We were doubtful an herbal supplement would help specific issues, but it has surpassed our expectations! He was likely going to lose complete vision after 2 or 3 years, and we are going on 5 years! So grateful for this supplement, worth every penny. -
I would buy this product again!
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLOThis is very convenient compared to the large capsules! -
Great product that seems to work as advertised!
From Bell Canyon, CAComments about Ocu-GLOGreat product that appears to work as advertised, definitely recommend if your dog has PRA. It won't bring your pet's sight back but will possibly slow the decline of their vision. #sweepstakes -
This product seems to work as advertised
From UndisclosedComments about Ocu-GLOOur dog Petal was diagnosed with PRA (Progressive Retinal Atrophy) when she was 5 years old. This disease usually starts in dogs who inherit it when they are between 4 and 6 years old. We were told there was nothing we could do about it and that she would be completely blind in about 1 year, 2 at the very most. We immediately started giving her Ocu-GLO and have given it to her every day since she was diagnosed. Her vision did indeed decline but much much slower than predicted. When she was 10 years old she still had some sight and it's only been in this past year (her 12th) that her vision has gotten drastically worse.. Even still, she's not totally blind. I don't know if Ocu-GLO had anything to do with this, but we felt it was worth trying and we continue to give it to her for overall eye health, including cataracts and possible inflammation from other issues. I recommend it to anyone who has a dog with PRA and would like a shot to preserve their vision for as long as possible.-
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Petal loves walking outdoors and meeting people.
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Q & A
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Eye health is pretty general, does this help with tear production, pigmentary keratitis, healing ulcers (along with Rx medication)? I have pugs so eye health is paramount! Also, Is this safe for use in All stages; puppy-adult-senior??
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Ocu-Glo is a nutritional supplement labeled to support eye health in dogs. It contains 12 natural antioxidants which may counteract free radicals to help reduce oxidative stress or damage in the body. The ingredients in Ocu-Glo may lessen symptoms associated with types of degenerative eye conditions. Ocu-Glo is not for use in dogs less than one year of age. This product is not intended to treat or cure any disease.
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Why is my Ocu-Glo powder blend a different color than it used to be??
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According to the manufacturer, they switched vendors for the raw material Astaxanthin to get a higher quality product. The older product may appear more yellow, while the newer product may appear more orange in color. Astaxanthin is a naturally-occurring carotenoid found in algae, shrimp, lobster, crab and salmon. Carotenoids are pigment colors that occur in nature and support good health.
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My dog won't eat the food when I mixed the powder blend of ocu-glo in it, he's a very picky eater. . Can I mix the powder blend with water or broth and use syringe to squirt in his mouth instead??
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According to the manufacturer, Ocu-GLO may be mixed with water or broth and administered via syringe.
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Hi, I have a question about dosage. My dog is 11 pounds, and the suggested daily use for 11lb is one medium/large dog capsule. However wouldn't that be too much for him? The weight range is 11-30 lbs and I'm worried about side effects from overdosing. I would appreciate your answer.?
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The manufacturer stated dosage for an 11 pound dog is 1 medium/large size dog capsule. The Ocu-Glo for small dogs contains half of the amount of active ingredients by weight per capsule compared to Ocu-Glo for medium/large dogs and is recommended for dogs under 11 pounds. You should contact your vet with your specific concerns to ensure proper care for you dog is provided.
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My dog absolutely will not do gelcaps. Can i take the snipcap version.... put the contents in a syringe... and squirt it into his mouth??
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Ocu-GLO snipcaps and powder blend are designed to be able to be opened and spread over food or a treat to make administration easier. You can open the powder blend capsules or snipcap to mix in with your dog’s meal, which may be easier for you and your dog.
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WOULD IT BE TOO LATE TO START GIVING A DOG OCUGLO IF CATARACTS HAVE ALREADY SET IN AND THE DOG CANNOT SEE. WOULD IT REVERSE OR LESSEN THE CLOUDINESS OF THE EYES.?
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Ocu-GLO is a product designed to support and maintain overall eye health. The manufacturer states it is intended to slow the onset of cataracts and maintain eye health as a preventative supplement. It will not reverse cataracts that have already set in. Consult your veterinarian regarding the treatment of your dog’s cataracts to ensure proper and effective treatment.
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I am no vet but when we took our 5 year old Schnauzer to the Ophthalmologist for Retinal Degeneration, he recommended we also give it to our 10 year old Schnauzer for cataracts to slow down the process. Just thought I would share :)
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My dog is 16 lbs, been having a hard time getting him to take the capsules now..Can he use the ones for small dogs? Even though they say 10 lbs and under? Could he take 2 small tables in place of the 1 capsule.?
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According to the manufacturer, the strength of the liquid gel caps for medium to large dogs (> 11 lbs) is 350 mg. The strength of the liquid snip caps for small dogs (< 10 lbs) is 175 mg. Giving two of the liquid snip caps for small dogs would provide an equal amount to one of the liquid gel caps for medium to large dogs.
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My dog has started taking this supplement for PRA. Recently she started throwing up about 5 minutes after swallowing. Is this normal??
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The manufacturer does not report any adverse effects for this medication. If you continue to to notice these symptoms in your dog, please contact your veterinarian for more information.
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My dog has also recently been diagnosed with PRA he is 10...since taking these he is not throwing up but has very loose stools...will continue though and hope his body adapts to them
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What is the size of the pell? My dog will not eat the powder or the snip caps.?
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This product comes in two different sizes. There is nothing from the manufacturer that tells us the exact size of each. The smaller capsule is designed for dogs weighing less than 10 pounds and the medium to large capsules are designed for dogs weighing 10 pounds or over. If you have further questions or concerns regarding this medication, contact your veterinarian for further information.
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I was reading your information for the capsules, and I had ordered for my dogs. You web site says the human form has astaxanthin in it and the dog version has lycopene. The one I ordered that you sent me off of the dog site. So my question is can I use this version for my dogs. It is the powder version??? I don't want to hurt my dogs I want to help them?
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This human Ocu-GLO is safe to use for dogs. Human formula contains astaxanthin instead of lycopene that is derived from tomato and also small differences in the vitamins from the canine formula.
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