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Eye Support Naturally | Uveitis Treatment for Horses

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Eye Support Naturally for Horses

Gentle Herbal Support for Equine Eye Health

Support your horse’s vision and overall eye comfort with Eye Support Naturally for Horses, a thoughtfully crafted blend of herbs known for their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and circulatory benefits. This gentle, all-natural formula helps promote healthy eyes, soothe irritation, and protect delicate ocular tissues from environmental stressors like dust, pollen, and UV exposure.

🌿 Key Benefits:

  • Encourages clear, healthy vision
  • Supports normal tear production and eye lubrication
  • Helps reduce inflammation and soothe redness or irritation
  • Promotes capillary strength and circulation around the eyes
  • Antioxidant-rich to combat oxidative stress and aging

🌾 Ingredients You Can Trust:
Featuring a synergy of herbs such as bilberry, eyebright, ginkgo,  — all traditionally used to nourish the eyes and support vascular and nerve health.

This supplement is easy to administer and suitable for horses of all ages. As with all our products, Eye Support Naturally is free from fillers, synthetics, and artificial preservatives.

Give your horse the gift of clear, comfortable vision — naturally.

🐴 Ideal For Horses With:

  • Sensitivity to light, dust, or allergens
  • Mild weeping or irritation
  • Age-related eye concerns
  • A history of eye inflammation or strain
  • Uveitis also known as Moon Blindness.

Eye Support Naturally is a natural Uveitis treatment for horses. This powerful blend of pelleted herbs supply important antioxidants and nutrients to help prevent or slow the progression of common vision disorders in horses such as Uveitis also known as Moon Blindness.

This unique herbal blend helps support total eye health by increasing the circulation to the eye, providing nutrients needed for eye health, and helping to prevent free radical damage, which is a major contributor to degenerative eye diseases.

Researchers have identified Borrelia-associated uveitis from Lyme disease in horses, an inflammatory eye condition that can cause significant pain to the animal and result in permanent visual field defects if untreated. If you suspect that your horse could have Lyme disease related Uveitis add Super Immune Naturally along with Eye Support Naturally

*For eye injuries or eye infections combine with Super Immune Naturally.

“Last year, I got the devistating diagnosis that my 2 Appaloosa crosses (full brother & sister) had Insideous Equine Recurrent Uveitis. Both horses are reasonably young, 13 & 14 years old. I sent them to Univ. of Pennsylvania for the cyclosporine implant surgery and it seemed to help, but they still had visible redness in the sclera and occasional flare-ups. We started the Eye Support herbs 2 months ago and they look totally different ! Both horses have very pale, almost white sclera and neither has had a flare-up since starting the treatment ! Thank you so much for the amazing product !!!!” Chrissa K.

 

Available: 60, 120 and 240 Servings (approx.)

Recommended Amount: 1-2 scoops per day. Based on 1,000 lb. horse. ( scoop provided)

1-Scoop = 1-Serving  (Scoop included is 1 tablespoon)

 

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Uveitis Treatment for Horses
Eye Support Naturally | Uveitis Treatment for Horses
$89.95 – $199.95Price range: $89.95 through $199.95
Herbal Eye Support for horses
"Thank you so much for creating the Eye Support Naturally uveitis nutrients. Last year we adopted an older retired trail horse, a spotless Appy we named Bobby McGhee. The previous owner told us he had chronic flare-ups of uveitis. And, when we first had him at home, his eyes were red and runny. He wouldn’t accept a face mask, and the vet told us to just keep him in the shade of the stall–not much of a life! He’s been on the uveitis nutrients for about four months now, and his eyes are clear and not drippy. Last week at his vet check, our vet said Bobby’s eyes looked great. The nutrients are a lifesaver!"
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Natural Equine Recurrent Uveitis Treatment for Horses

Eye Support Naturally is a natural Uveitis treatment for horses. This powerful blend of pelleted herbs supply important antioxidants and nutrients to help prevent or slow the progression of common vision disorders in horses such as Equine Recurrent Uveitis also known as Moon Blindness.

This unique herbal blend helps support total eye health by increasing the circulation to the eye, providing nutrients needed for eye health, and helping to prevent free radical damage, which is a major contributor to degenerative eye diseases.equine

Equine Uveitis Symptoms:

  • Redness
  • Tearing
  • Squinting
  • Vision Loss
  • Moon Blindness

natural uveitis treatment

Lyme Disease in Horses – Equine Recurrent Uveitis Problems to Watch Out For

Researchers have identified Borrelia-associated uveitis from Lyme disease in horses, an inflammatory eye condition that can cause significant pain to the animal and result in permanent visual field defects if untreated. If you suspect that your horse could have Lyme disease related Uveitis add Super Immune Naturally along with Eye Support Naturally

Our natural horse supplements are proudly made in the USA and contain no fillers, artificial, GMO, or other unnecessary ingredients.

  • Hand Blended
  • Made Fresh the Day it Ships
  • Pelletized for Horses
  • No Fillers

Alternative Animal Equine Uveitis Supplements

Eye Support Naturally-Pelletized

Recommended Amount: 1-2 scoops per day. Based on 1,000 lb. horse. ( scoop provided)

Available: 60, 120 and 240 Servings (approx.)

1-Scoop = 1-Serving  (Scoop included is 1 tablespoon)

(Pellet Form) Ingredients: A proprietary blend including: Bilberry, Eye Bright, Ginkgo, Rosehips, Peppermint, Flaxseed Oil. (7370 mg per tbsp. Scoop included)

A proprietary blend including: Bilberry, Eye Bright, Ginkgo, Rosehips, Peppermint, Flaxseed Oil. (7370 mg per tbsp. Scoop included is 1 tablespoon)

*Disclaimer: We make no medical or veterinarian claims to any of the products offered on this site. The information presented on the Alternative Animal web site is intended for informational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease and should not in any way be used as a substitute for the advice of your physician, veterinarian, or other licensed health care provider.

CAUTION. It is not recommended to mix with pharmaceutical medications unless advised to do so by your Vet.

Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animals condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. An examination from a veterinarian is recommended prior to using this product.

WARNING. For animals use only. Not intended for animals under 6 weeks of age. Keep out of the reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.

Alternative Animal offers a 30 Day Return Policy on all products sold. While our products have a great track record and we do guarantee the quality of the supplements we sell, there is no way we can guarantee that your pet will respond well to the product or that you will get the results you’re looking for.

If you need to return an item, please review our policy below:

  1. Return Request Form Required – A Return Request Form must be submitted and approved before any refund is processed. Returns sent without prior approval will not be eligible for a refund.
  2. 30-Day Return Window – To qualify for a refund, returned items must be received back within 30 days of the original purchase date.
  3. Product Condition – Items must be unopened and in their original packaging to qualify for a return. Opened or used items cannot be returned.
  4. Restocking Fee – A $20 restocking fee applies to all returns.
  5. Return Shipping – Customers are responsible for return shipping costs. Return Tracking number must be provided.
  6. Refund Processing – Once we receive and inspect the return, a refund will be issued to the original payment method. Shipping charges are non-refundable.
  7. Delivery Confirmation: We cannot issue refunds for orders that have been confirmed as delivered by the carrier, even if you did not personally receive the package. If you believe your package was lost or stolen after delivery, please contact your carrier directly to file a claim.

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  • Orders: Cannot be cancelled once they have processed.
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45 reviews for Eye Support Naturally | Uveitis Treatment for Horses

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Beth Marzolf

I recently became the owner of an 18 yo quarter horse mare that had been having some health issues, including Lyme disease that she had recovered from. Shortly after getting her in March 2026, her right eye began to swell and the vet put her on banamine and an anti inflammatory ointment for a week. It cleared quickly. But, fast forward to June and it began to return. This time it accelerated quickly and she also bumped it causing injury. We took her to Purdue University equine opthamology and she got emergency treatment. After 4 weeks of intense treatment both oral banamine, and eye ointments she was doing much better but still had tearing, some swelling and fluid in her eye. I started her 1 week ago on both Eye Support and Super Immune. So far the healing has exceded my expectations. I will keep her on this probably for the rest of her life. I am very happy so far!!

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Beth Marzolf

I recently became the owner of an 18 yo quarter horse mare that had been having some health issues, including Lyme disease that she had recovered from. Shortly after getting her in March 2026, her right eye began to swell and the vet put her on banamine and an anti inflammatory ointment for a week. It cleared quickly. But, fast forward to June and it began to return. This time it accelerated quickly and she also bumped it causing injury. We took her to Purdue University equine opthamology and she got emergency treatment. After 4 weeks of intense treatment both oral banamine, and eye ointments she was doing much better but still had tearing, some swelling and fluid in her eye. I started her 1 week ago on both Eye Support and Super Immune. So far the healing has exceded my expectations. I will keep her on this probably for the rest of her life. I am very happy so far!!

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Ashley G.

Our rescue mini mule (13 years old) was diagnosed with Uveitis & prescribed steroid drops & oral banamine by our vet. She became unruly when trying to administer her medications, & she lost her trust in us. We began to look at other options to treat her condition when we found Alternative Animal. Jules has been getting 1 scoop (450 pounds) for 1 month. Her tear has completely stopped, & cloudiness has begun to diminish. We mix the herbal supplement in a small amount of mash, & she looks forward to this ‘treat’ every morning. I firmly believe in this Alternative Animal Eye Supplement, & we will be giving this to her every day for life. Thank you for helping our baby!

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Ashley G.

Our rescue mini mule (13 years old) was diagnosed with Uveitis & prescribed steroid drops & oral banamine by our vet. She became unruly when trying to administer her medications, & she lost her trust in us. We began to look at other options to treat her condition when we found Alternative Animal. Jules has been getting 1 scoop (450 pounds) for 1 month. Her tear has completely stopped, & cloudiness has begun to diminish. We mix the herbal supplement in a small amount of mash, & she looks forward to this ‘treat’ every morning. I firmly believe in this Alternative Animal Eye Supplement, & we will be giving this to her every day for life. Thank you for helping our baby!

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Anna V.

Thank you so much for creating the uveitis nutrients. Last year we adopted an older retired trail horse, a spotless Appy we named Bobby McGhee. The previous owner told us he had chronic flare-ups of uveitis. And, when we first had him at home, his eyes were red and runny. He wouldn't accept a face mask, and the vet told us to just keep him in the shade of the stall--not much of a life! He's been on the uveitis nutrients for about four months now, and his eyes are clear and not drippy. Last week at his vet check, our vet said Bobby's eyes looked great. The nutrients are a lifesaver!

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Anna V.

Thank you so much for creating the uveitis nutrients. Last year we adopted an older retired trail horse, a spotless Appy we named Bobby McGhee. The previous owner told us he had chronic flare-ups of uveitis. And, when we first had him at home, his eyes were red and runny. He wouldn't accept a face mask, and the vet told us to just keep him in the shade of the stall--not much of a life! He's been on the uveitis nutrients for about four months now, and his eyes are clear and not drippy. Last week at his vet check, our vet said Bobby's eyes looked great. The nutrients are a lifesaver!

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Anna V.

Thank you so much for creating the uveitis nutrients. Last year we adopted an older retired trail horse, a spotless Appy we named Bobby McGhee. The previous owner told us he had chronic flare-ups of uveitis. And, when we first had him at home, his eyes were red and runny. He wouldn't accept a face mask, and the vet told us to just keep him in the shade of the stall--not much of a life! He's been on the uveitis nutrients for about four months now, and his eyes are clear and not drippy. Last week at his vet check, our vet said Bobby's eyes looked great. The nutrients are a lifesaver!

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Anna Villegas

Thank you so much for creating the uveitis nutrients. Last year we adopted an older retired trail horse, a spotless Appy we named Bobby McGhee. The previous owner told us he had flare-ups of uveitis. And, when we first had him at home, his eyes were chronically red and runny. He wouldn't accept a face mask, and the vet told us to just keep him in the stall--not much of a life! He's been on the uveitis nutrients for about three months now, and his eyes are clear and not drippy. The nutrients are a lifesaver! I'm attaching some pictures of our happy guy. Thank you so much!

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Anna Villegas

Thank you so much for creating the uveitis nutrients. Last year we adopted an older retired trail horse, a spotless Appy we named Bobby McGhee. The previous owner told us he had flare-ups of uveitis. And, when we first had him at home, his eyes were chronically red and runny. He wouldn't accept a face mask, and the vet told us to just keep him in the stall--not much of a life! He's been on the uveitis nutrients for about three months now, and his eyes are clear and not drippy. The nutrients are a lifesaver! I'm attaching some pictures of our happy guy. Thank you so much!

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Anna Villegas

Thank you so much for creating the uveitis nutrients. Last year we adopted an older retired trail horse, a spotless Appy we named Bobby McGhee. The previous owner told us he had flare-ups of uveitis. And, when we first had him at home, his eyes were chronically red and runny. He wouldn't accept a face mask, and the vet told us to just keep him in the stall--not much of a life! He's been on the uveitis nutrients for about three months now, and his eyes are clear and not drippy. The nutrients are a lifesaver! I'm attaching some pictures of our happy guy. Thank you so much!

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  1. Beth Marzolf

    I recently became the owner of an 18 yo quarter horse mare that had been having some health issues, including Lyme disease that she had recovered from. Shortly after getting her in March 2026, her right eye began to swell and the vet put her on banamine and an anti inflammatory ointment for a week. It cleared quickly. But, fast forward to June and it began to return. This time it accelerated quickly and she also bumped it causing injury. We took her to Purdue University equine opthamology and she got emergency treatment. After 4 weeks of intense treatment both oral banamine, and eye ointments she was doing much better but still had tearing, some swelling and fluid in her eye. I started her 1 week ago on both Eye Support and Super Immune. So far the healing has exceded my expectations. I will keep her on this probably for the rest of her life. I am very happy so far!!

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  2. Cheryl P.

    Two of our horses have improved. All drainage and inflammation from older draft have cleared. Our eldest appaloosa has moon blindness has stopped squinting, and eye watering has stop. We have just started the eye support with horse another appaloosa who appears to have a glaze over one of her eyes and have our fingers crossed this will clear up her issue.

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  3. Vickie S.

    didn’t see much improvement

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  4. jacqui

    quick service

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  5. Anonymous

    Doesn’t solve the problem but it helps.

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Pony has cushings and IR and is receiving Cushings Free and Sugar Balance. I recently added this Eye Support supplement because his eyes were always tearing and his left looks a little cloudy. I'm wondering if I need to add Super Immune as suggested in the description? I'm also debating to add Adrenal Support or Thyroid Support for a month or so since we just weaned him off of medications to give him enough Support? We did the kidney and liver cleanse. LHK asked on

Eye Support and Super Immune: Adding Super Immune could be a beneficial complement to Eye Support, especially since it helps boost the immune system, which plays a role in overall eye health and managing tearing or cloudiness. If his eyes are still improving, you might wait to see how Eye Support works before adding Super Immune, or you could introduce it now for added support.

Adrenal Support or Thyroid Support: After weaning off medications, short-term use of Adrenal Support can help balance stress-related hormones and provide extra support during the transition. This can be especially helpful if he shows signs of fatigue or stress. Thyroid Support could also be beneficial if you notice symptoms like low energy, weight fluctuations, or sluggish metabolism. You don’t necessarily need both, so choose based on his specific needs.

Since you’ve already completed the kidney and liver cleanse, this should have helped optimize his system for absorbing and benefiting from the current supplements. Adding one targeted supplement at a time (like Adrenal Support or Super Immune) is often the best way to monitor its effects and avoid overwhelming his system.

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My mare is closer to 1300 lbs will two scoops be enough? Lynnette Downing asked on

You would want to use 3 scoops.

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