🐾 Paws & Pals Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil: Omega 3 Rich Fish Oil for Dogs & Cats - Boosting Skin Coat & Joint Health, Immune System and Heart Function Review

This purchase was a complete failure. I have an elderly dog that I love and I do my best to keep her healthy. These include a chiropractor, an acupuncturist, and of course, better nutrition. I didn't see any results with my previous brand of fish oil so I decided to give Paws and Pals a try. Big mistake. I bought it at the end of October. In December I ran out of a bottle of my previous brand. Then I opened this. The pump was leaking at all points of the valve right from the start. I thought it

I've done a little research on different types of fish oil and they mostly range from good to excellent unless there was some kind of manufacturing defect as there is with some inferior ones (Chinese products) was detected. This is a very good oil; the color and consistency are fine, my dogs love the taste. I see no difference in their coat, softness and shine. I put a squirt/pump on each bowl for her dinner each night It's 32 ounces Affordable bottle I just don't think it'll spend the same or…

I only received this product today, so far it gets 5 stars from my girlfriend. She was so excited when I put it on her food we were both happy! She usually nibbles during the day and never eats with pleasure unless it's a human treat. I'll update the results when I see them. I have a 10 year old Large German Shepherd who has suffered terribly with skin issues for the past 2-3 years but has not yet been diagnosed. Eventually it got so bad that her stomach and hind legs became bald and black, and

My 2 year old border collie is much more excited when eating when oil is added (I add oil once in the morning). Not only do I think it helps their coat, but everyone who visits my dog compliments how great their coat looks and feels. I have been using oils for a long time and have seen them help the skin, coat and joints especially in older dogs. A little story about my order: I always gave my dogs salmon oil to eat. When I ran out of oil I was happy to find this Paws & Pals oil at a great…

I purchased Zesty Wild Salmon Oil for two large dogs a little over a year ago and finally uses the last drop, even after daily religious use. Since OxGord's Wild Salmon Oil is $5 cheaper than Zesty's, I decided to give OxGord a try. Both products smell like fresh salmon oil and whet the appetite for salmon, but are not intended for human consumption. Here are the differences I noticed. Zesty's recommends 4 pumps (1 pump per 25 pound dog) for a 100 pound dog. Each pump is approximately 1…