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Less flaky skinWILD ALASKAN SALMON OIL
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Wild Alaskan
Pour a measure of wild Alaskan salmon oil over wet or dry food and the omega-3 with EPA and DHA goes to work on skin and coat. The label sets the daily amount by body weight, from one teaspoon for the smallest pets up to several for a large dog. An 8 fl oz bottle with a flip cap, for dogs and cats of all ages. Mixed tocopherols are the only added ingredient.

Wild Alaskan
The label names the source plainly: Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil for skin and coat, naturally rich in omega-3 fatty acids with EPA and DHA. It is made for both dogs and cats of all ages and works on both wet and dry food. The bottle holds 8 fl oz, with mixed tocopherols as the only added ingredient. Pour over the bowl and stir, with the daily amount set by body weight.

Daily Bowl
A small pour over the puppy's first kibble in the morning, scaled to the body-weight guide on the label. A drizzle on the older cat's wet food, the smell drawing her out from under the couch. A larger measure and a stir on the labrador's bowl after his evening walk. Same bottle, several bowls a day, with a glossier coat showing over the weeks of feeding.


Why this product
Sourced from wild Alaskan salmon, naturally rich in omega 3 with EPA and DHA for skin and coat.
Daily omega 3 supports a soft, shiny coat and helps keep skin feeling comfortable and less dry.
One liquid formula works for dogs and cats of all ages. Pour it over wet or dry food at mealtime.
Only mixed tocopherols are added, a natural antioxidant that keeps the oil fresh without artificial preservatives.
How it works
Flip the cap open and give the bottle a good shake before each serving so the wild Alaskan salmon oil is evenly mixed and easy to pour.
Use the chart on the label to find the right amount for your pet, from one teaspoon for the smallest pets up to several teaspoons for a large dog.
Drizzle the measured dose straight onto wet or dry food and stir it in. The natural salmon smell tends to make the bowl more appealing.
Add it to one meal each day and close the flip cap tight afterward. Daily use over a few weeks is when most owners see the coat look its best.
Benefits
Omega 3 with EPA and DHA from wild Alaskan salmon supports a soft, glossy coat that many owners notice within a few weeks of daily use.
The same omega 3 oil helps keep skin feeling comfortable and less dry, so your pet is less likely to scratch at flaky patches.
Omega 3 fatty acids are a simple everyday addition for active dogs and cats, drizzled over the meals they already eat at home.
The natural salmon flavor makes food more appealing, so even picky cats and dogs tend to finish the bowl without any fuss.
One formula covers cats and dogs of all ages. You set the amount by body weight using the label chart, so each pet gets the right serving.
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Based on 25 reviews
Owners report softer, shinier coats and calmer, less flaky skin within a few weeks, and note that both dogs and cats take the salmon oil easily over their food.
I have two cats and one is incredibly fussy. I was sure he would walk away from it but the salmon smell won him over. Mixes right into the wet food and there are no leftovers. Coats look healthier already.
My older lab had dry, flaky skin all winter. A few weeks on the salmon oil and the flakes have really calmed down. I dose by his weight like the label says and he never refuses it.
Works well and my spaniel loves the taste. It does smell strongly of fish so I keep the flip cap closed tight between meals. Coat is softer than it was a month ago.
I love that it has a flip cap instead of a messy pump. I flip it open, pour a teaspoon over the food and close it back up. No drips on the counter. My cat finishes every bite.
Started this for my husky who was shedding a lot. The coat looks shinier and feels healthier after about a month. I measure the dose by his body weight and he comes running when he hears the bottle.
My 14 year old cat can be hard to please but she takes this with no trouble at all. I add it to her wet food once a day. Her fur feels softer and she seems to enjoy mealtime more.
Picked this up for my two dogs and they both eat it happily. The bottle is a decent size and the flip cap is handy. Coats look healthier so far. I would buy again.
My beagle was scratching constantly. A few weeks on the salmon oil and the scratching has settled down a lot. I dose by his weight and pour it over dry food. He treats it like a reward.
Two dogs and a cat in my house and they all get the salmon oil from the same bottle. Saves me buying separate products. Everyone eats it and the coats are looking good across the board.
My poodle mix has a curly coat that used to look dull. After a month of daily salmon oil it looks shiny and feels much softer. I appreciate that the only added ingredient is the natural vitamin E.
Easy to use and my dog clearly enjoys it. Smells very fishy when you open it but that is the salmon. Pour over food and done. Coat looks a bit glossier each week.
I have tried other supplements that my cat refused. This one she actually likes. I mix a small dose into her food based on her weight and she eats it all. Her coat feels noticeably softer.
My border collie was looking rough after the winter. Six weeks on the salmon oil and the difference is real, the coat is glossy and full again. I dose by his weight and he never leaves a drop.
Pouring this over my cats food has become part of our morning. The flip cap makes it quick and clean and a little teaspoon goes a long way for her size. Her fur looks healthier already.
My lab mix gobbles this down over his dinner. The bottle is sturdy and the cap keeps it from leaking in the cupboard. Coat is softer and he seems to like mealtime even more now.
Both of my cats are on this and they each take their little dose without complaint. I love that it is just salmon oil with natural vitamin E. Their coats look sleek and they enjoy the taste.
I add a couple of teaspoons to my big shepherds food each day, sized to his weight. After a month his coat looks healthier and he is shedding less around the house. He treats it like gravy.
I wanted a simple skin and coat oil without a long ingredient list and this fits perfectly. Wild Alaskan salmon oil and natural vitamin E, that is it. My cats coat is softer and shinier now.
Been using this for both my dogs for several weeks. They eat it readily and the coats look healthier. The flip cap is easy to manage with one hand while holding a spoon. No complaints.
My terrier acts like this is a treat. I pour the dose over her kibble and she practically inhales it. Her coat is glossier and her skin seems less dry than before. Will keep buying.
After about a month my cats coat went from a little rough to soft and shiny. I give her a small dose for her weight every morning over wet food. She eats it all and seems to love the flavor.
I have an old dog and a young cat and they both do well on this. I dose each one by body weight and they take it without any fuss. Coats look healthy and the bottle lasts a good while.
Straightforward salmon oil that my dog enjoys over his food. Strong fishy smell but that is to be expected. His coat is softer after a few weeks. The flip cap keeps it tidy in storage.
Both my spaniels are on this daily and their coats look glossy and feel soft. I measure by their weight and pour it over dinner. They come running when they hear the cap flip open.
This is a Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil supplement for dogs and cats, made to support a healthy skin and coat. It is naturally rich in omega-3 fatty acids with EPA and DHA, and pours straight from the bottle over wet or dry food at mealtime. The bottle holds 8 fl oz (237 ml) and suits pets of all ages, from a small breed puppy to a senior cat.
The oil comes in a sturdy bottle with a flip cap, so a quick pour over the food is all it takes. The label sets the daily amount by body weight, from one teaspoon for the smallest pets up to several teaspoons for a large dog. Mixed tocopherols are the only added ingredient, used as a natural preservative.
Best for: daily feeding of dogs and cats whose skin and coat could use an omega-3 boost.
Omega-3 fatty acids from salmon support the skin and coat from the inside rather than sitting on the surface. Poured over the regular meal each day, the EPA and DHA become part of the routine, and the label dosing by body weight keeps the amount simple to judge for a small cat or a large dog.
Quick Product Facts: Source: wild Alaskan salmon; Key nutrients: omega-3 with EPA and DHA; For: dogs and cats, all ages; Use: pour over wet or dry food; Dose: by body weight per the label; Volume: 8 fl oz (237 ml); Other ingredient: mixed tocopherols.
A small pour goes over a puppy's morning kibble, scaled to the body-weight guide on the label. A larger measure and a stir lands on the labrador's bowl after the evening walk.
The senior cat gets a careful drizzle on her wet food, the smell drawing her to the plate. One bottle covers several bowls, and many owners notice a glossier coat over the weeks of daily feeding.
What kind of salmon is it? Wild Alaskan salmon, as stated on the bottle label.
How much do I give? Follow the body-weight guide on the label, which sets the daily amount by your pet's weight, mixed into wet or dry food.
Is it for cats as well as dogs? Yes. It suits dogs and cats of all ages.
How big is the bottle? It holds 8 fl oz (237 ml).
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Source | Wild Alaskan salmon |
| Key nutrients | Omega-3 with EPA and DHA |
| Benefit | Supports skin and coat |
| For | Dogs and cats, all ages |
| Use | Pour over wet or dry food |
| Dose | By body weight per the label |
| Volume | 8 fl oz (237 ml) |
| Other ingredient | Mixed tocopherols |
My golden retriever has been on this for about six weeks. Her coat looks noticeably glossier and feels softer when I brush her. I pour it right over her kibble and she licks the bowl clean. Easy win.