100% Pure Omega 3 Fish Oil for Dogs & Cats – Omegease Supplement for Skin & Coat, Itching, Shedding, Joints & Immune Health (8 oz)

Cats love it
My 3 girls love it. I love knowing that it’s healthy for them and it’s so easy to pump (one pump) on top of their food each morning. I noticed that all 3 of their coats are shinier and I’ve been giving it to them for 4 months now.

The vet said we needed to add these oils to my dog’s diet. So far, so good.
I haven’t been using this for long but my vet told me to get some oily crap for my dog. He has that condition/disease that causes his nail casings to come off and his nails to split. It’s a mild case and we caught it early and she said stuff like this would help. I couldn’t pay what they wanted for theirs so she gave me a brand from Walmart I could buy (I told her I had a Walmart credit card and asked if they had anything similar). It was nice and cheap, probably worked fine, but didn’t have all the oils she said he needed, so when I got my check and ran out of the other stuff, I got this one. It has more of what she said he needed, though I need to check with her and see if the dosage is high enough for his needs.The other one made his breath smell fishy for the first week but it faded so I don’t know if this doesn’t do that or if we’re just used to it now. His fur is super soft, he doesn’t lick his paws as much, and he seems to like the taste almost as much as the other one (but I’m using less, so I’m sure he’d like it more if I used more of it). This one is more expensive per ounce but not by much (it was $ .90 per ounce, this is $1.25 per ounce) but the dosage of this one is half, for healthy dogs. I was using the max amount of the Walmart stuff but I haven’t talked to the vet yet about how much I can use of this. Either way, better deal, and better for him.Oh, and I don’t mind the pump at all. It’s dripped like one drop since I started using it three weeks ago. I prefer measuring by pumps rather than a spoon.UPDATE: Yeah, the pump leaks. A LOT. The company says they’ve updated it but I have a puddle where I keep it (thank everything holy I didn’t store it in the dog cabinet!!). I still haven’t checked with the vet about the dosage so I’d been giving him what the bottle said until about a week ago. His fur is thick and soft but he’s losing nail casings and starting to lick his paws again so I’ve been giving him a bit more this last week.

Dog LOVES!! Immediately bought the largest size!!
As per my title, my dog is the BIGGEST fan and after a say of seeing her reaction (lackluster to her current food), she immediately jumps off the couch when she sees (smells?) me pouring this in her bowl. I bought the largest bottle and put a subscription service on so we’re never without.Too soon to see any effect on her coat (i.e shine, etc), digestion or mobility-but one of the best parts about this? IT DOESN’T SMELL FISHY!!? How have they managed this magic is beyond my knowledge 🪄🤷🏻‍♀️Ps-I also give this to my cat, but she’s basically feral so it’s prob only keeping her from passing away. Also, have not noticed any changes

Well tolerated, easy to use, no belly or bowel issues and dogs yum it up. Cost per servings may be an issue for lots of dogs
I give my dogs fish oil every day. Good for their skin and from what I have read, also their joints and health. I typically give them fish oil from Costco, which for some reason, is the only capsule they will eat without me having to break open the capsule.Don’t ask me why, but they won’t eat the capsules from Natures Made, Natures Bounty or Trader Joes.I decided to try this to see if it gave better results. It is a little more expensive, but I figured a better product is worth the money. For the equivalent dosage of EPA, three Costco capsules is about the same as 5ml of this product, (pretty close). Now, since this is about 950 ml, that gives about 190 doses.$35.00 a bottle…18.4 cents a serving.Costco is 400 capsules…133 servings at three capsules a serving. Cost of bottle is $9.99. Cost per serving is 7.5 cents.I do appreciate that the product specs seem great. But, I’m not convinced, having gone through an entire bottle, that I see any changes in the coat. It seems as good, not certain better.And, if you have lots of dogs, (like I do), the cost difference adds up.Bottom line, a good product. My dogs like the taste, added to food causes no problems. No belly, bowel, or other issues.And, the ease of using a pump means you don’t have to break open capsules.However, for some reason, my dogs will eat the capsules from Costco, and it seems more cost effective