Finest For Pets 100% Pure Omega 3, 6 & 9 Fish Oil for Dogs and Cats. Relieves Scratching & Joint Pain. Improves Skin, Coat, Immune & Heart Health. Rich in EPA + DHA Fatty Acids Made in USA

My 2 cats doesn't like the taste ..it's a waste of money..I still have it on my fridge I brought it this year june

I just opened and it does not have a fishy odor which was a relief from gagging after buying wild caught salmon fish oil from tractor supply. I put it on my cats dry food and they even lick the oil from the bottom of their bowl. I will have to see how it helps control their shedding and dander, which is why I purchased fish oil. Vet recommended!

I'll start by saying, it works! After just two weeks there is a noticeable improvement to all 5 of my cats fur. Softer, thicker, there is a shine, almost a glow. I see less dandruff, and itching. I don't think they've been on it long enough for me to notice any joint or mobility improvements with my 16 year-old cat but will update as she has it longer. That being said - at first this product caused havoc with my cats. Putting it only on dry food and mixing it around caused 3 of my cats to stop eating. They saw what was happening as a food shortage and started acting out. It's got to be mixed into soft food/treats so it's not noticeable. So when they get their soft food dinner I'm slipping it in. It's like getting kids to eat veggies. Only one of my cats loves it, will ask for some when the fridge door is open and will have it out of a spoon. I'm going to keep them on the product but I'm not crazy about them not having it knowingly. Cats are fickle little beings though so I'm not that surprised. Overall worth having in allergy months at least.

First, I never write reviews. This product has worked for me! reducing my miniature dachshunds itching to nothing. We are in winter not summer, so I will have to see what happens during the summer, but this products has been remarkable in stopping my dogs itching. I have had dogs my whole life. Did greyhound rescue for 20 years. I have also had three miniature dachshunds. My current baby is 5 years old. All of my dachshunds have had what veterinarians call "Seasonal Allergies". Not sure why they are called seasonal because all of the dogs have had allergies all year long. My veterinarian for years who's opinion I greatly valued always told me that I needed to increase their omega oils. My problem with treats or oils you put on their food they would never eat it. I tired CBD oil previous to this product. And though it may work for other people, all it did for my dog was make him sleepy. So I did use it at night hoping to give him some relief. Sometimes he itched so bad he disturbed my sleep. I tried different things too get the CBD oil in him. First syringes. It worked but I didn't feel like I had control over it and many times shot it down his throat, sometimes making him cough. I was worried I might shoot it into his lungs somehow, which I knew would be bad. So I came up with the idea of using the same thing we use to give kids medicine. I ordered a dropper and measured spoon. Tried the dropper first but couldn't get it too work easily. So now I use the measured spoon. Open his mouth and pour it in the side of his mouth. It works and I know he is getting the dose he is suppose to have. I have used almost a whole bottle of this product. Will update in the summer if I continue to have these results. I am so impressed and feel so good about being able to give my dog some comfort, you should try it.

We were adopted by a tomcat a couple of months ago, which is another story. He came to us with a flea allergy (and of course, being a stray or discarded, he had quite his share of various parasites). His coat was pretty horrible and he was grooming himself to death. Parasites are long gone, but the overgrooming continued, so added this to his meals. It's only been two weeks, but most of the "holes" in his coat have covered over and the thin fur on his belly looks better. He still seems on the "itchy" side, but it has only been a couple of weeks since this was started, so in general the outlook looks favorable. I wish the default pump was set at "feline" strength. The directions indicate a half pump dose to the food, which is almost impossible to do. I have done a couple of smaller pumps, shaken the kibble around in the bowl to distribute it and the imperious feline appears to find it all acceptable. In all though....it appears to be working!

I started off giving it to my one dog for flakey skin and the other for balding on the head. Looks like it helped with both. They are not completely back to normal, but better. My real joy is I have to give one dog gabapentin in liquid form and I put it on his food cause he never refuses food. Then I see him taking pieces of the food and setting it by his bowl. When I put it back in his bowl he ate it. Now I put the gabapentin in an area of the food so I can see it and I put some fish oil on it and let it soak in a min. Then stir it up really good so all gets covered. He eats human food, so I’m able to stir it thoroughly.