Petz Park | Eye Support for Dogs

Great product - improved my pugs eyes immensely following his eye surgery and the development of pigmentation - this product improved his tear production and his eyes have never looked better - I no longer need to apply lubricant to his eyes multiple times a day. He was hesitant to eat it at first but I just put it in yogurt and he loves it. Highly recommend.

Our son’s dog lost an eye in an accident and the other eye was also severely damaged. The vet didn’t expect him to be left with much vision at all. They have been giving him the eye support and he has about 50% vision back. We all very happy and hopefully will see a bit more improvement yet. Thank you for this wonderful product.

My 14 year old female JS seems to be able to focus better at nightIt's still early days yet as she's only been taking the powder for about a month but I think there has been a slight improvement. I'm also giving it to my 10-year-old just to keep her eyes clear for the future

My King Charles is nearly 12 years old and he has struggled with his eyes for a long time. He has an eye disease and I was buying a tiny bottle of drops from the vet that lasted 30 days and was $70 a bottle. I saw the eye support and thought I would give it a go and I haven’t had to buy any drops for 9 months now so this product is definitely working!

My Beagle has been suffering from dry eyes and alot of gunk in her eyes. Tried drops and ointment was ok for a little while but came back.Was already using the Hip and Joint supplement when i saw they did 1 for eyes.Ordered it with my last purchase and it arrived on Thursday. Been using it for 4 days and a huge improvement! Her eyes are clear and shiny!So happy with both items and highly recommend them

My cavoodle had a serious case of dry eye. Vet wanted to refer to ophthalmologist. Continued saline bathing and lubricant until Eye Support kicked in. Amazing result. Lubricate maybe once a day now.

My dog wouldn't eat this. She's very food motivated and will eat anything once. She did not touch this. I added it to her food thinking she'll eat it, when I checked in on her at noon, she hadn't touched her food. She gets feed 9am and 6pm. So she would have been very hungry by noon. I mixed it with her favourite distractions (coconut oil, honey, and white rice) to hide whatever smell, texture, and flavour she might not be a fan of. She still didn't go near it. I cannot stress enough how much my dog loves these 3 things. She will try anything I offer her in my hand once. So she licked my hand a little when I put the residue of mixture near her mouth. Not 10mins later, she was vomitting. I don't know what in it is dangerous for her, but I'm glad she was able to tell ... MoreMy dog wouldn't eat this. She's very food motivated and will eat anything once. She did not touch this. I added it to her food thinking she'll eat it, when I checked in on her at noon, she hadn't touched her food. She gets feed 9am and 6pm. So she would have been very hungry by noon. I mixed it with her favourite distractions (coconut oil, honey, and white rice) to hide whatever smell, texture, and flavour she might not be a fan of. She still didn't go near it. I cannot stress enough how much my dog loves these 3 things. She will try anything I offer her in my hand once. So she licked my hand a little when I put the residue of mixture near her mouth. Not 10mins later, she was vomitting. I don't know what in it is dangerous for her, but I'm glad she was able to tell just by smell. I can't imagine what would have happened if she actually ingested a full dose given how her body completely rejected even a trace amount of it. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

I ordered eye support supplement and probiotic supplement for my German shepherd. Her conjunctivitis cleared up and has not returned since using the eye support supplement in her food daily. Her vaginitis has also cleared up and not returned since using the probiotic supplement every second day in her food. So helpful and a much more affordable and easier solution than going to the vet.