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

Our Golden Retriever was diagnosed with hip dysplasia at 8 months of age and was recommended to eat this substitute with his diet. Since then, our dog has not only enjoyed the food more, but combined with regular exercise, her symptoms have practically disappeared. Have now used this as part of a subscription and have saved for the last 3 years.

Life Line Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil, 32 oz Two of my kittens love this salmon oil. One of them had problems with dry skin, itching and dandruff. This oil has completely cleansed him and he is no longer miserable. Now they both have a beautiful, silky soft coat. The anti-drip cap makes it easy to dose the oil and eliminates the need to clean up.

Have been using this product for years! It's nice to feed our dogs something healthy that they love. We squirt it directly onto their food every day. It comes in a sturdy bottle with an almost airtight seal, making it easy to store in the fridge. It's very sharp, but the lid doesn't let the smell through, so it doesn't stink in the fridge. If you keep it in the fridge, it's good to the last drop. I've never had a bottle go bad - not even a gallon size (which is hard to find these days).

Appears to be the best value per ounce for Salmon Oil. I used about 3/4 of this bottle which I use as a daily supplement for 2 Great Danes and a Bernese Mountain Dog. Dogs love it, smells the way they want it and doesn't leak on delivery like I've experienced with other brands. I will order again without a doubt. You see, this is salmon oil. hence the price. I've tried other fish oils to save money and one of the Danes' coats didn't agree. Although my other puppies usually didn't eat salmon…

I think it would be cheaper to put coke dust on dog food, but I don't need my German Shepherds to jump walls like a privileged kid at a rave. My dogs love this stuff and eat their lunch like a fat man in a gold pen. The same level of excitement when I sprinkle that fishy flavor on their food. I've tried others and I get the expression "Are we poor now?" and the excitement is gone. We shouldn't disappoint the kids or scare them that we might go broke. Just take it in shorts and buy this thing…

I started using salmon oil on my dog's skin and coat a few years ago; But I've since learned that it's also important for long-term benefits for your heart, brain, and joints. Life Line Wild Salmon Oil is 100% natural. According to their website, it's made from freshly caught wild Alaskan salmon. Instead of rosemary extract used as a preservative by most salmon oil manufacturers, Life Line's natural mixed tocopherols (vitamin E) are added to preserve freshness. This means that the product can…

Where do I start!? The amount for the price with verified purity analysis is amazing. And each of my dogs only needs a pump and a half while others need 3 or 4 pumps! This bottle lasts for a year! The Medical Medium states that salmon oil and seaweed are very important to dog health and I have noticed such a difference in their coat. Silky, shiny and free of dandruff. It took me about 2/3 weeks before I noticed a difference, but the results will come! Plus, dogs love the taste. The dogs…

Our youngest cat, who we are ashamed to call 'naturally messy' due to her excessive shedding and shedding, has blossomed and flourished after a month of daily use. so she gets used to it. It quickly became clear to her that if she wanted to eat at all, she should eat dry or wet food with a squint in it. Luckily, she's young and has an appetite, so she quickly got used to the program. They'll probably want to level up from a very small crowd anyway so their systems get used to it. Anyway…

I bought this for my Belgian Malinois and 2 cats on the recommendation of one of the keepthetailwabbing.com blog posts. Neither cat liked it. I added a tiny drop to their wet food (raw ground up food mixed with goat milk) and noticed that they didn't eat right away and not as much as they would without the oil. My dog, on the other hand, didn't mind. It feeds on raw food in whole chunks, so mix it with yogurt, goat's milk, or Honest Kitchen mixes. I've definitely noticed that his coat has…