Customer Reviews

Our Chow male, unneutered, has had horrible behavioral and coughing reactions from this product. He has hardly slept the last days and is constantly licking the floor, coughing, making odd throat noises, and generally NOT HIMSELF. Highly DO NOT recommend.

I have a pit bull who has itched for years and would scratch himself raw. I take him to the Vet to get bathed, allergy shots, steroids, etc. Then I switched to the American Journey Senior food from weight control, and added the salmon oil. First thing I noticed is that he loves it as he cleans his bowl. After the first month he quit itching and scratching, his skin looks great, his coat is shiny. Now the shots he was getting work great but they are $150 a month. This, so far, is a great treatment and much less expensive! I notice no fishy smell when I use it and my dog doesn't smell like fish either. Great product!

I have been giving my cat salmon oil for about a year and was using a different brand. I purchase this brand because of the value and the cat notices the difference and is very vocal and picky with his food since we introduced this brand. It isn’t spoiled or anything and it doesn’t make him sick, the cat just doesn’t like the taste of this oil. I will stick with it for the next 4- 6 months until it runs out so maybe the cat will get used to it?? But this a lot of oil for a great price! My husband says it smells more like human fish oil supplements than the previous oil we used.

For forever we’ve been adding gravy or soft food to our dogs’ food so they would eat it. They absolute love this oil. We are hopeful that it will help with our doxie’s itchy skin. So far so good!!

I'm sure this is really good for them, and they eat it enthusiastically on their kibble, licking the bowls for every last drop. However, for a couple of days afterwards they smell fishy. I didn't give them any more than the package recommended, and ominously the instructions advised "for intermittent use" so I imagine THEY KNEW. :)

I thought for sure my cat /would love this since she only likes sea food. But even when I put it on her food, she’d sniff and walk away.

Taking awhile for them to get used to it. But getting there

Most of our cats and our dogs like it. It has a strong salmon smell. I got it to mix into C/D canned cat food for our one cat, who will be eating C/D the rest of his life. I was having a hard time getting him to eat it. He is not a big fan of the salmon oil, but is now eating the C/D if I just add a touch of water to it. Our garage kitty hates the salmon oil. Will not eat his canned if I add the salmon oil to it. He has a sensitive gastro system, so I won't be upsetting him by trying to get him to eat it. Our dogs think it's great. Some of the other cats really like it. So . . . it is good stuff . . . just didn't do what I originally intended.

Well I bought this as google said it was one of the top brands. Thought oh salmon flavor... my kids should love that. Says you are to mix it in with their kibble. Ok so here I'm thinking my kids GOBBLE this up. They went without eating for 2 days. Absolutsely REFUSED to touch it. They slightly sniffed it the first night and I thought for sure they would love it. Just goes to show who REALLY is in charge around here.

I trust this salmon oil would be great for my cat, but even just a drop of it in her food (or alone) is very stinky and she won't go near it. (I have tried sneaking it in, in many ways.) This is not a flaw of the oil -- probably makes it more attractive to some cats and dogs -- but it doesn't work for us.