You’re out enjoying the sunshine with your favorite co-pilot when you notice his eyes. They’re a bit cloudier and grayer than you remember… yes, he takes more naps and he’s got a few more Gray hairs framing those expressive eyes of his, but that doesn’t mean he won’t jump up at the mention of a walk or game of fetch. Your old pal has signs of age creeping in.

Why exactly does aging mean greying eyes?

It actually begins with metabolism. The metabolic process produces energy, but also creates byproducts known as free radicals that damage cells. Antioxidants battle free radicals but with age, antioxidant production decreases (for dogs and humans alike.) when dogs don’t produce enough antioxidants in their own bodies or get the proper number of antioxidants through their diet, symptoms like greying to the eyes happen.That’s why holistic veterinarian and veterinary nutritionist, Dr. Chris Bessent, created Spector. Packed with antioxidants like lutein and xanthophyll, Spector helps reduce the risk of oxidative damage (from free radicals) and promote overall ocular health. And because the best vitamins for dogs Use ingredients from natural sources, you’ll only find superfoods filled with antioxidants like kale and spinach, essential vitamins, minerals, and herbs in Spector.Dogs should live a quality of life that matches the quantity of years, so why not help them see all of life’s adventures.