Premium Alaskan Salmon Oil for Enhanced Health and Well-being Review

I used to use several bottles of this salmon oil, but something has changed. The pump no longer fits on the bottle. Okay, this is annoying, but I can water. Now there is a very strong fishy odor smelling from my entire first floor. But schematically, her e-mail failed. I just opened this bottle and fed it to 4 dogs. If someone gets sick, it's going to be a HUGE problem for the company.

I have a 10 year old Alaskan Malamute with mobility issues and use it in combination with Cosequin. It's very easy to dose, doesn't have a strong fishy odor, and is said to be delicious - she eats it right away. It's hard to give examples of how it actually works or not - I started using it as a preventive measure when my dog started showing stiffness. I believe in it and will continue to buy it.

I originally bought Alaskan Naturals to relieve joint pain in an older dog we had. I didn't really realize he was getting much help, but his hips might have been too far out to be helped. We also have a much younger beagle who is on Alaskan Naturals twice a day and has no joint problems. However, this can help avoid this problem. One advantage is that their coat is velvety, these natural oils make their coat very soft and shiny.

I love this product. It makes my dog's coat shiny and beautiful and also helps with dry, itchy skin. My problem, however, is the packaging. Every time I receive this product, like other reviewers, I find that some of its contents have leaked all over the packaging. I would like to recommend - and I would like to address the manufacturers directly - to avoid this by discontinuing the mounting of the pump on the bottle. Put on a regular bottle cap that can be tightly closed and pack the pump on…

I decided to try this on my sister's recommendation. It has worked wonders for her old pit bull who has skin problems. I followed the dosage listed on the packet but after a few days my Springer started having diarrhea. It took me 5 days to get the situation under control but luckily I didn't have to take him to the vet. I also have Chivini and she was bad too, but not as bad as my jumper. I have discontinued the product. I can reintroduce it at a much lower dose. I recommend injecting much…

I have a black cat that had terrible scales and a very dull coat. When I first tried giving it to her by trying different foods and treats, she wrinkled her nose at it. So now I just put 2 or 3 drops on a popsicle stick and rub it on her paw so she licks it off. I did this every day for a week but now I've reduced it to one day because she really doesn't like it but her coat is shiny now and she has less dandruff. I refrigerate it so it doesn't get so runny on the stick. Anyway, I use way less…

My dog's super short black coat (boxer mix) is softer, shinier and we haven't scratched or itched our skin in dry winter for 2 months year. Molly weighs 40 pounds and gets a few servings a day on her grain-free pellets. She also eats canned food every day, snacking on carrots. My dog is much healthier than me. Her coat has become a bit dull last winter (she is 3 years old now) and I have noticed that despite her great diet she has a little dull and dry skin, some scratches on her. My awesome…

I love this natural fish oil! One of my dogs (Straffordshire Terrier) has incredibly dry and sensitive skin. We've been trying to find a solution for this for years. We've used various dog lotions, hot spot sprays, etc., but everything we've tried has given her minimal short-term relief. She had days where her back hit furniture and she cried in pain. It was horrible to look at and feel helpless. I finally heard about the skin benefits of natural Alaskan fish oil and decided to give it a try…

Great stuff BUT you can get a 16 ounce bottle at Walmart for almost the same price as this 8 ounce bottle. Remember that once opened it should be refrigerated and has a shelf life of 30 days only. I would like to buy the largest size but I don't want it to go bad. This worked wonders for my rescued red pit bull who was converted to a killing station due to alopecia. He was "rescue only" and had to be euthanized within a few days. These rescue teams are doing an incredible job. The salmon oil…