Life Line Pet NutritionWild Alaskan Salmon Oil Omega-3 Supplement for Skin & Coat – Supports Brain, Eye & Heart Health in Dogs & Cats, 26 oz

I think it would be cheaper to sprinkle cocaine dust on the dog food but I dont need my German shepherds bouncing off the walls like a privileged kid at a rave. My dogs love this stuff and gobble dinner up like a fat kid at golden corral. Same level of excitement when I'm squirting that fishy goodness all over their kibble. I've tried others and get that "are we poor now" look and the excitement is gone. It's not worth disappointing the kids or scaring the hell out of them that we might be broke. Just take it in the shorts and buy this stuff. You'll be glad you did.

Where do I start!? The amount for the price with the proven analysis of purity is amazing. And it only requires a pump and a half for each of my dogs verses others at 3 or 4 pumps! This bottle will last me a year!! The Medical Medium states salmon oil and kelp is so important to dogs health and I've noticed such a difference in their coats. Silky, shiny and no dandruff. Took about 2/3 weeks to notice the difference but the results will come! Plus the dogs love the taste. The dogs pictured are 9, 8, and 2 years old and the 8 year olds coat looks just as good as the 2 year olds! I tried other fish oils after salmon oil and their coats lost their luster. Came back after integrating it back in! I also supplement them with Dr. Harveys multivitamin, either kelp or seameal and organic immunity mushroom powder (reishi, turkey tail and others) and coQ10. They are not fed raw yet so these results were noticeable even still with high quality kibble with no wheat, corn or soy.

I began using salmon oil for my dogs' skin and coats several years ago; but since then, I've learned that it's also important for the longer term benefits to their heart, brain, and joints.Life Line wild salmon oil is 100% natural. According to their website, it is produced from freshly caught, sustainably harvested wild alaskan salmon. Rather than the rosemary extract used as a preservative by most salmon oil producers, natural mixed tocopherols (Vitamin E) are added to maintain freshness in the Life Line brand. This means that the product can also be used for cats (felines don't tolerate rosemary). Each teaspoon of oil provides approximately 1395 mg of total omega-3 fatty acids, including 558 mg of EPA and 651 mg of DHA.Generally, I've been satisfied with several different brands of salmon oil available from Amazon Prime, but usually prefer the products that are available in the larger-size bottles with a pump dispenser. The pump dispensers make feeding time a breeze...you simply pump the number of "squirts" that are recommended for the weight of your dog(s) directly onto their food.Unfortunately, that is the only downside to this salmon oil by Life Line. While it does come in a large-size bottle, there is no pump dispenser. Rather than having to use and wash measuring spoons twice a day, I've thoroughly cleaned one of the competitor's salmon oil dispensers and emptied the Life Line bottle contents into it. Since the Life Line bottle includes dosages based on tsp amounts per dog weight, I had to use measuring spoons the first time in order to see how much each squirt of the dispenser was equal to. Now it's easy. I just keep the bottle in the fridge to ensure lasting freshness; and then pump the newly-determined number of squirts on top of both of my dogs' dinners.The improvement in my dogs' skin and coats is very noticeable. They both have gorgeous, shiny coats and non-itchy skin. With the salmon oil added to their diets, it's important to brush your dog once or twice a week, particularly if they're a long-haired breed. Just a quick brush will help to distribute the extra oil throughout your dog's fur.

Life Line Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil, 32-Ounce My two kitties love this salmon oil. One of them had issues with dry skin, itching, and dandruff. This oil has completely cleared that up and he's no longer miserable. They both have gorgeous silky soft fur now.The oil is very easy to dispense with the no leak cap and there is no mess to clean up.

Seems like the best value per ounce around for Salmon Oil. I’m about 3/4 the way through this bottle being used as a daily suppliment for 2 Great Danes and a Bernese mountain dog. Dogs love it, smells how they want it to and wasn’t leaking on delivery as I’ve experienced with other brands. I’ll be reordering, no doubt.Understand this is Salmon oil.. hence the price. I’ve tried other fish oils to save try and save money and one of the Danes coat did not agree with them. My other pups seemed fine on the non-salmon stuff though.

Our younger cat, who we're ashamed to have called "naturally dirty" because of her excessive shedding and dandruff, has thrived and glossed up on this after a month of daily use.It took a while for her to get used to this... she quickly figured out that if she wanted to eat at all, she's have to eat her dry or wet food with a squint of this on/in it. Thankfully she's young and has an appetite, so she got with the program quickly. You probably want to ramp up from a very small amount anyway so their systems get used to it. Anyway, after exactly a month on this, daily, her coat is glossy and there is no sign of dander/dandruff and you can actually pet and cuddle with her without dislodging drifts of hair. It's an improvement for everybody.The only downside is that we have her on a vet-recommended daily dose of Miralax and after some observation I'm guessing this blocks the effects by creating this oily barrier so water isn't absorbed into the stool like it should be. So if your kitty is on miralax too, I'd administer it and this oil in separate meals.

Works good this oil is the real deal I mix it with dog food.