Amazon Brand - Wonder Bound Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil - Skin and Coat Support, Omega 3 Supplement for Dog and Cat , 32 fl oz

The boys have been a little flaky lately so the vet recommended a edible fish oil supplement. Well after try 4 other brands these picky little workaholics chose this one. From their hoomans standpoint I like the squeeze component and the fact the fish smell isn't overwhelming. They've only been taking it for a few weeks and for the foster Queensland his coat has gotten softer and is shedding less. My Lab mix has been less itchy. So overall this is a win for us.

I had been using a different maker's Alaskan Salmon Oil on my pair of rescue kittens. Their coats finally became something other than dry, brittle fluff with it and the cats enjoyed their food, so I was a little leery about changing. Since it was highly rated in the reviews, and half the price, I thought I'd give it a try and hope for the best.The best is what we got. The cats dug right in and gobbled their food up. So, that concern went out the window. They have been on the Wonder Bound for a month now and are still loving it and looking forward to their meals. They actually lick their bowls clean every time.I am loving what it has done for their coats. They have a luster now. None of the dryness is there, yet their skins are not oily at all. What is really amazing is that they aren't constantly shedding. Their hair had been coming out in globs when I got them, to the point that one was nearly hairless. The vet thought it might be mites, though saw none, or worms, which didn't show up in their stools. But after paying $170 for medicine to take care of that, the only change (other than to the balance in my checkbook) was that they had even less hair and were scratching all the time. I decided to try the wild Alaskan salmon oil out of desperation. Now their coats are wonderfully healthy, and so are they!

My one Husky had dry skin and nappy fur. I think the salmon oil has helped since his skin is better and fur is softer.I give them 4 squirts in their dry food. Not going to lie, they stink of fish after meals. Everything does, their bowls, the spoon I use, but it is fish oil so I guess it would. I don't care as long as it works.

My vet suggested fish oil for my cat to help her gain a little weight and improve the condition of her coat, which is dry, flyaway and dandruffy. She is 15 and starting to show her age, but to be fair, she has always had difficulty with her fur. She has long, very fine hair that mats easily, but because she has no teeth, she can't take care of it. Even with my diligent brushing, she needs to be shaved at the end of every winter, and she is delighted when her coat comes off. I started the fish oil about a week ago and I do not know if I am imagining things, but her fur already looks better - which is to say that it is all going in the same direction. As for the weight gain, we have a problem. She loves the fish oil so much that she cleans her plate immediately and would rather yowl for more than eat her crunchies. As others have noted, the oil has a strong salmon scent. It is not unpleasant if you like the smell of salmon, but it is not something most of us want as the dominant smell in our houses. Unfortunately the pump set-up guarantees a lot of stray oil all over the bottle and the surface it sits on (I have lots of pump bottles for all kinds of things and have never had a problem this bad). To contain the smell and mess, I put the bottle in a large glass jar with a lid. It would be a shame to have to look for another product just because of the bottle.

I have a senior dog that had some coat issues and was chewing all the hair from her groin area. We spent about a thousand bucks at the vet on allergy tests and steroids etc. Nothing worked but this, her hair grew back and is healthy. It has also improved the coat of my beagle. We are true believers in this product. A big Thanks to the manufactures.

I actually did quite a bit of research about salmon oil, and how it's produced. They are NOT all the same. Turns out that Amazon's "Wonder Bound" brand is excellent quality. I definitely recommend.

Item arrived as described and wasn't leaking as some other people's reviews had mentioned. Unfortunately, this product came with a DEFECTIVE pump and I couldn't get it to work no matter what I tried! I read some reviews that said to use a pair of "pliers", which I did try using and the pump still wouldn't work. I have to use a spoon to measure the salmon oil when adding it to my dog's food. If the manufacturer of this product would provide pumps that actually work, I would have given my review a "5-star" rating instead of a "3-star" rating. I can't even find a replacement pump that will fit this bottle of salmon oil. So - buyer beware! - if you order this product, just know that the pump that it comes with will most likely be DEFECTIVE! I know I got a defective one! :( Over all, I'm disappointed with this item!

I love dogs and have always had labs. I adopted a pitbull, and little did I know they had skin issues. My baby has a smooth coat and it’s not thick like a lab. When I adopted her she was missing big patches of hair and lots of skin showing. Well she’s healthy and happy now, but this oil is a MUST HAVE. Otherwise she’s got very dry skin and dandruff. I should have been giving to my lab as well but the dandruff wasn’t as noticeable in that kind of coat, and I didn’t notice her scratching all the time. My little pitbull likes the taste and her skin is healthy and her coat is shiny and she’s not constantly scratching. This is something that in my opinion every fur baby should have. We can’t put lotion on them and believe it or not I did try rubbing coconut oil on her coat 🙄😂. This is easy to feed and she likes the taste. Absolutely worth it and I definitely recommend. If not this brand, some kind of fish oil .