GNCPets Omega Vision Dog Supplements for Adult Dogs with Omega Fatty Acids & Flaxseed, 120 ct | Chicken Flavored Soft Chew Vision Support Dog Supplements with Vitamin C, Quercetin, and Lutein

I'm sure these are fine IF and only IF your dog will eat them, I tried to disguise them inside and around other food and my extremely picky 17 year old eater will find them and leave only them on the plate! I even broke them up and made them smaller and he still finds them, (and he's blind), they are very potent in smell, like I said I'm sure they are fine but not for picky eaters.

My dog usually takes Vision Bites by Zesty Paws. I’m not sure why but it suddenly became unavailable across-the-board. After some pretty good reviews on this product I tried it. The dog doesn’t like the taste however I just crush it into his food and he eats it. He is a 13 year-old cocker spaniel that is just beginning to have the sclerosis that dogs get with age. He seems to be doing OK and working as well as the other brand. Both brands reduce his junky eyes but I can’t say whether or not it’s improving his vision. Overall I would recommend this product.

My dog looks forward to getting this treat that helps his eyes

These are not soft chews. They arrived dry and hard to chew for my senior 10lb dog. I contacted the company after receiving a dry, crunchy product and they sent a replacement that is just as bad. My dog does not find it appealing at all. I can usually pull a fast one on him by smothering medicines/supplements in wet cat food but not this one. The difficulty of biting into it is a dead give away that it's something he hates. I do not recommend it and will not buy again.

I didnt know at all when my dog got stomach upset and diarrhea as GNC is supposed a good brand. After weeks of investigation, it is this vision supplement causing the problem. I have paid USD500 for the medical fee and dr asked me to stop taking it... my dog didnt even like the taste...