Project Paws Omega 3 6 9 Select Review

I was so excited to order this product. This seemed like the perfect solution for my doggie's itchy skin, especially after my vet recommended adding an omega 3 supplement to her diet. But she didn't like the taste and they upset her stomach (even starting at 1/4 dose). And my other dogs, who eat everything, looked at them like an alien had landed in front of them. Refused to eat one. And this supplement is expensive! So expensive that it might be worth paying the shipping cost to return it. How

I originally bought these because my dog's paws were itchy and kept chewing on them. A friend suggested this and my dog immediately stopped scratching his paws. For this reason a great product. I only give it to my two dogs 1-2 times a day depending on their weight. One dog likes the taste, the other doesn't and will only eat if crumbled into their wet food (a picky eater anyway). They are good for how shiny a dog's coat is, as well as how good their coat and skin is. Always worth your money.

Even the pickiest of dogs seem to love these gummy bears. I work at a dog shelter and use them every day to "treat" dogs. Even my picky boys look forward to eating them - little do they know they're getting a good dose of omega. They made a huge difference in the health of a particular dog who was suffering from skin and coat issues and required a limited ingredient diet. I love that they're grain free and that every purchase helps other dogs in need, so I'm happy to buy them for my pack and…

My Golden Doodle took fish oil supplements from Bauer Snip Tips without hesitation. She suddenly turned them down. The rest of the dogs continued as usual. I adore fish oil supplements and began a long search for a comparable product. I later found and tried many products (which she rejected). At first she turned away from it, but the next time she accepted it, she's been taking it daily ever since. I've tried giving her snip tips from time to time but she still refuses them. I can only hope…

I have ordered this project in the past 1 to give my pets extra healthy energy and the fact that they are feeding animals from an animal shelter made the price moot. I had no problems before, but I ordered 120 pieces and they mostly crumble. My real concerns are: 1) Why was this approved by QA? 2) How can I learn from the crumbs how much to feed my dogs? I've tried emailing them directly but the email keeps coming back to me. I would love nothing more than to continue to support this cause, but

Smells to me so my dogs love them. I have an Australian Shepherd with tricky knees saving the patella and I try to give her all possible joint supplements to avoid torn knee ligaments in the future. Of course, safe exercise and strengthening her core will be key, but we hope some additional joint supplements will be part of a long-term plan to save her from costly surgery and pain. This material also contains biotin, so their claws are very strong and grow quickly. It's not a problem if you can

I bought this product in early May on the recommendation of a friend who has a dog with skin problems. His dog is a German shepherd. After reading the reviews and working on this product, I decided to buy it. I bought medication at the vet that was $90 a month for my black Doberman. I have 2 dobermans. One is black/tan with skin issues and the other is grey/tan with no skin issues. I thought both dogs should be on this product. My gray Doberman couldn't tolerate the omega in this product and…

My 2.5 year old Akita has been having some problems with dry skin and crusting. I know she has suffered from this in the past and thought I would try something before taking her to the vet. I even bought a medicated shampoo to try, but instead I did a little research and found that including fish oil and omega in her diet might help. So I found this product following suggestions from outside sources and started using it as soon as I received it. She is 90 pounds. and i fed them 2 in the morning