• Prevent Tear Stains
• 150 Gram Pack lasts 150 days on Maintenance dose
• 100% Irish: Irish Owned | Irish Operated | Irish Ingredients.
• A blend of four dried and milled Irish seaweed species
• Contains no artificial chemicals or additives
• Antibiotic Free | Gluten Free

Oculus Prime is a unique blend of Irish seaweeds that helps reduce the inflammation in a dog's body that can lead to weeping eyes. With weeping eyes leading to unsightly tear stains it is an issue that many small dog owners would like to control and now they can, with no ill effects to the dog's health; in fact the complete opposite.

An all natural feed addition Oculus Prime is simply added to the dog's feed and works systemically. The tear staining still needs to be cleaned from the dog's face but Oculus Prime reduces the weeping eyes that feed the fungus that forms it. Oculus Prime also provides bioavailable vitamins, minerals, dietary fibers and unique bioactive compounds, that all contribute to a healthy and happy dog.

When introducing the Oculus Prime start with a small amount and increase to the recommended amount. If a satisfactory result is not achieved after a few weeks slowly increase the amount. As with any new foods, this should help stop the dog turning their nose up at it and should enable the dog to get used to the naturally occurring iodine. Due to the iodine, Oculus Prime should not be used on the small percentage of dogs that have hypothyroidism.

🐾Daily Feeding Amount🐾

Dogs should be fed 1 serving of the scoop* per 10 Kilograms of body weight. For example, a 20 kg dog would be given 1 to 2 scoops, mixed thoroughly with food once a day.

Oculus Prime has 150 grams of product in it and will last a small dog 75 days.

If using any other seaweed products in your pet's diet do not exceed a 5% inclusion ratio of seaweed product to total feed.

*Included in this supplement is an easy-to-measure 2-gram scoop.

**This product is not intended to replace any veterinary medication or prescribed diets.

***If a dog is suffering from hyperthyroidism or is on medication for hypothyroidism consult your veterinary practitioner