Paws & Pals Wild Alaskan Salmon Fish Oil: Essential Omega 3 & 6 Fatty Acids for Dogs & Cats

Lori Bennett: This is a good product I would buy it again I would recommend this product to friends and family effect to have it works really well my dog loves it no complaints

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Veronica: My dogs get skin allergies during the spring. They also roll around in the dirt and their skin always seems dry. I use two pumps per dog in their dinner (aus. Cattle about 40lbs, blue heeler about 55lbs and blk lab around 60lbs) and everyone compliments the sheen on their coat and how healthy they look. Friends, family and my vets say they are in great shape.

United States on Aug 24, 2023

Sabrina: My Labrador was looking a little flaky. I got this to help his coat. Within 3 weeks he isn’t flaky anymore. He loves the taste! The only thing I didn’t love is the spout leaks a little occasionally.

United States on May 07, 2023

Jessica: I got this product for one of my dogs because she has a skin condition and I wanted something that will help with it instead of going to the vet. I've been researching oils and other remedies that would help with her skin irritations. I been putting it in their food everyday for about 2 weeks now. They didn't like it at first but after awhile they grew to love it. Their coats are so shiny and smooth. It's slowly working for her but I will give it another 2 weeks to see if I see any changes. Smell is strong but I can live with it.

United States on Feb 24, 2023

emraud: Ce produit semble très convenable bien que comparé à ceux que j'ai déjà utilisé il soit très liquide. A suivre...

France on Dec 19, 2017

deb t: I purchased Zesty's Wild Salmon Oil a little over a year ago for two large dogs and finally used the last drop, even after using it religiously every day. Because OxGord's Wild Salmon Oil is $5 cheaper than Zesty's, I decided to give OxGord a go. Both products have the fresh salmon oil scent and makes me want to eat some salmon, but it is not for human consumption. Here are the differences that I noticed...

Zesty's recommends 4 pumps (1 pump for every 25 lbs of dog) for a 100 lb dog...each pump is about 1 tsp, so 4 tsp/100 lb dog
OxGord recommends 4 tbsp for a 100 lb dog (so 12 tsp/100 lb dog)

Zesty's wants the oil refrigerated after opening (yes, the oil never went rancid when refrigerated)
OxGord makes no mention of refrigeration

Zesty's oil is thicker with a .1% "moisture" content
OxGord's oil is much thinner with a .5% "moisture" content (like it was “watered” down)
NOTE: When most of Zesty's oil were gone, the remaining oil tends to become very thick in the refrigerator...simply run a little bit of water over the lower part of the bottle for 15-30 seconds to take the chill out, and give it a few shakes to pump out the oil...

United States on Jun 28, 2017