Review on 🐟 Bonnie & Clyde Wild Omega 3 Fish Oil for Dogs & Cats: Sunflower Source of Natural Vitamin E, Beneficial for Skin, Coat, and Joint Support - Amplified EPA & DHA Content Surpassing Salmon or Krill Oil by Michael Long

First of all I have to say that I've been adding omega-3s to my dogs diet for a long time so I don't expect any major changes in their current condition (although I'll be happy to return and I'll edit if a their age-related changes slowed down or even improved after the launch of that particular brand!). I was looking for an omega 3 product that did two things. a pump that worked (I tried Vet Solutions and their pump hasn't worked since I opened the product, will never order from them again) and included a vitamin E supplement. This product has both! I really prefer to pour oil into my pet food with a pump (I hate using gel caps because I have to open them and let the oil drain - gets boring quickly!). I had no intention of using Vet Solutions again; I tried the Nordic version (all Nordic products are great) but their single bottle is tiny and very expensive for the amount it takes me to feed two dogs. Bonnie and Clyde's bottle allows me to accurately and easily dose my 2 different sized dogs and it seems to last a reasonable amount of time (the shelf life of a good quality product isn't very long so don't do too much want to buy and open a bottle). Second, it also contains natural vitamin E; If you add fish oil to your pets, you need to make sure you are not causing vitamin E deficiencies. Not only does this product contain adequate levels of vitamin E, but it also contains its natural form, D-alpha-tocopherol. Finally, high-quality omega-3 fatty acids don't come cheap. If you can find a cheap one, it most likely isn't very clean and therefore doesn't offer the utility it should (or could). This bottle is pretty reasonable for the quality I'm hoping (and hoping it will last). So for me this product is exactly what I wanted! Thank you Bonnie and Clyde Pet Goods for the product our pets deserve :)