Oculus Prime | For Tear Staining in Dogs 300g
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Ingredients
Ingredients
A proprietary blend of four sea plants – two green seaweeds, one brown and a red sea moss
Instructions
Instructions
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
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Oculus Prime | For Tear Staining in Dogs 300g
Natural Support for Tear Staining from Seaweed
Description
Description
Co-Formulated By
Formulated by our friend, Dr. Conor Brady, and made in Ireland, Oculus Prime is a natural supplement containing a specially selected blend of sustainably harvested sea plants that support a normal inflammatory response of the mucosa, reducing water leakage from the eyes - and thus tear staining.
What is Oculus Prime and how does it help?
Oculus Prime contains a selected blend of four specific sea plants – 2 green seaweeds, one brown and a little red sea moss – that are known for supporting a normal inflammatory response of mucosal membranes. By soothing irritation in the eyes, water flow is reduced. In this way, Oculus Prime works systemically to reduce weepy eyes and tear staining in dogs.
What causes tear staining and weepy eyes?
Weepy eyes (and the tear staining that results) are common in many dogs, but particularly in smaller, white-coated breeds. As long as we have eliminated the other usual suspects (eye infection / something in the eye / a structural issue from breeding) weepy eyes in dogs tend to be a sign of an unbalanced inflammatory response. This makes sense as most white coated dogs are also known to have allergy symptoms. Weepy eyes are a bit like a smoke alarm going off. The following can exacerbate this issue and you may be able to reduce the presence of them in your pet's life:
- Dry pet food
- Poor quality pet store treats
- Chemical parasite control and overvaccination
- Chemicals around the home or in the garden
- Poor quality, highly chlorinated water
- Undiagnosed or uncontrolled health conditions - mitigation is key
What is the staining around my dogs eyes?
Tears contain many components but of particular concern in the case of tear stains are porforins, a little iron-based compound, giving it the reddish brown color. If you stop the tears, you stop the porforins and their fur should return to it's normal color as it grows out.
Ingredients:
A proprietary blend of four sea plants – two green seaweeds, one brown and a red sea moss.
Packaging:
300g tub, includes 2g scoop.
Administration:
2g (1 Scoop) per 22lbs of body weight
2 g scoop equals to 1/4 tsp
Oculus Prime is a finely ground, green-grey powder. It can be sprinkled right on top of food.
When should I NOT use Oculus Prime in dogs?
Oculus Prime is a blend of seaweed and moss. We recommend you do not use it in conjunction with other seaweed-based products.
We do not recommend with other products that support the inflammatory response, natural or from the vet, unless your vet gives you the okay.
Lastly, Oculus Prime is a source of iodine.
NOT TO BE USED IN DOGS WITH HYPERTHYROID OR HYPOTHYROID ISSUES
DO NOT USE WITH OTHER SEAWEED-BASED PRODUCTS
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
