Eye Support for Dogs - 120 Chewable Tablets - Supplements for Vision, Eye Vitamins for Dogs, with Cod Liver Oil Antioxidant, Omega 3 EPA and DHA Fatty Acids.

Good vitamins, it's helped my senior dog with several issues that she has in her eyes. She also likes the flavor, she chews them in a few seconds.

I've been using this product for a few months. I still believe it is an excellent product at a good price point.I took one of my dogs to a veterinary ophthalmologist and I noticed a brochure for OcoGlo. I did some more research and found there was evidence to support the value of eye supplements. I thought I would try one. I found this product. Similar yo OcuGlo, but more economical as its not in the form of chewy. After about a month, I noticed that my older dogs (9, 11 and 12) had brighter, clearer eyes. I realize this is subjective, but I do believe this product helps.

Smell of the chews is very strong and I had trouble to make him swallow one . After few days of taking it , Luke develop diarrhea. Stop giving to him and his bowl movement was back to normal . Probably not every dog will have this some issue , so good luck .

I was looking for a doggie eye supplement. I didn't want a multi-vitamin with just a little lutein or something added - I wanted an eye support product, I have the other vitamins covered already. A few products also added (what I thought was too much) vitamin C and Coco and Luna does not.I have 3 small dogs and one of them has had problems for 4 years with one of her eyes, which we eventually had to remove and my goal is to keep her remaining eye healthy, plus my other 2 dogs.I compared the ingredients in this product with lots of others online and decided to try Coco and Luna. A few reviewers had mentioned their dog did not like the taste. I cut each tablet in 4 pieces and mix into their dinner. They go right down. I recommend this product and have it on auto delivery.

Doesn't list chicken in the ingredients. Causes chicken allergy with it's unlisted "chicken flavor."I was so hyper focused at looking at the ingredient list, & after looking at over 20 products, I bought this one because it didn't have chicken in the ingredient list. When it arrived, I gave one to my pup & it immediately gave a chicken-allergy-reaction. I then embarrassingly realized that it says "chicken flavor" on the front of the container [not very conspicuous, but there]. It's not returnable, so I gave it to a friend's pup.How is it legal to not contain the word "chicken" for a "chicken flavor" in the ingredients?And if it's "fake" or "natural flavors" that mimic chicken, it most definitely still causes a reaction in a dog allergic to chicken.

Very pungent smell my dog would not have it at all. Can’t return

Great product

Works great and also great to do business with