Review on 🐟 Wild Alaskan Fish Oil Omega-3 Supplement for Skin & Coat by Life Line Pet Nutrition – Enhances Brain, Eye & Heart Health in Dogs & Cats by Erica Johnson

This bottle will last us a long time; I bought the largest size. I really wish there was a smaller pump bottle that you could refill. I use a different brand of fish oil pump bottles that I used before purchasing and I'm glad I saved. Fat from wild Alaskan fish stinks. That means both of my pit bulls love it. Our vet recommended them to include fish oil in their diet to support the joints and to treat a cruciate ligament rupture in one of my boys. Its mobility has improved a lot in the last few months of use, so I'm definitely satisfied. He is also a picky eater and is not motivated by food, but now he swallows his own food and then licks his brother's empty bowl. The uninjured dog is slightly overweight (has the motivation to eat) and had trouble climbing stairs or pulling anything after running for too long. He no longer has those issues and I think fish oil is partly to blame. As a bonus, it has also helped with ongoing skin/allergy issues. I definitely recommend including this in your dog's diet. Just pay attention to the smell if you have a sensitive nose.