Nordic Naturals Omega-3 Pet Cats & Small Breed Dog & Cat Supplement, 2-oz bottle

This product was a total waste of my money. The vet recommended it for my cat, & I'm glad that I only bought the small bottle because my cat won't even taste any food that I put it in. He smells it from 6" away & then walks away from the food. The whole purpose of getting this was to put some weight back on him, & leaving the food in the dish won't get that done. The product is fish based, so if your cat doesn't like fish (which it seems that mine doesn't) then I'd say don't waste your money getting this. To be fair, the product itself is probably fine, but if your cat doesn't want it then it was money down the drain. I'll never know if it helped put weight on as he won't even taste it. This product was a total waste of my money. The vet recommended it for my cat, & I'm glad that I only bought the small bottle because my cat won't even taste any food that I put it in. He smells it from 6" away & then walks away from the food. The whole purpose of getting this was to put some weight back on him, & leaving the food in the dish won't get that done. The product is fish based, so if your cat doesn't like fish (which it seems that mine doesn't) then I'd say don't waste your money getting this. To be fair, the product itself is probably fine, but if your cat doesn't want it then it was money down the drain. I'll never know if it helped put weight on as he won't even taste it. … more

I bought it cuz my 2 foster cats have very dry & dull coat... one of them was very bold due to stress grooming. I’ve used the oil several times now... and they absolutely love it!! :D The stress groomer seems to have smoother coat (or maybe just a placebo effect Lol). I don’t know why ppl are saying it’s smelly... to me it smells like regular fish oil supplements for humans. My own cat doesn’t seem to care for it though.

While I love the respected brand of Nordic Naturals for myself, I’m not sure they know about the pet market side of business. I used the recommended dosage for my 3 cats mixed in with their favorite canned food and they wouldn’t touch it. I tried again with half dosage and while they were not thrilled (took them a few visits to the bowl) 2 out of the 3 did take it. The results of glossier, softer coat and no more flakey skin was almost immediate. Within 5 days I noticed a big difference. I would say use this occasionally and use half the recommended dosage to get your cats to eat it.

I read a few reviews on different products and in general most of the reviews said their dogs wouldn't go near it so I was worried. However, my dog loves it. I don't even have to put it on her food, she takes it right from the dropper. As in results, shes only been on it for a week - but so far she's walking a lot better without her limp from her joints.

My 2.5 year old black cat Diamond has been using this since February. It’s super simple: I add the liquid into her wet food! She doesn’t have any smell or taste aversions to it. In February, Diamond was diagnosed with feline hyperesthesia, which is believed to be a type of seizure disorder, so I took steps to switch her to grain-free food and add additional Omega-3 into her diet because of the likely neurological benefits. (Fatty acids are essential for maintaining the brain's structural integrity and physiologic functions. Several studies have suggested that the omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) have protective effects against My 2.5 year old black cat Diamond has been using this since February. It’s super simple: I add the liquid into her wet food! She doesn’t have any smell or taste aversions to it. In February, Diamond was diagnosed with feline hyperesthesia, which is believed to be a type of seizure disorder, so I took steps to switch her to grain-free food and add additional Omega-3 into her diet because of the likely neurological benefits. (Fatty acids are essential for maintaining the brain's structural integrity and physiologic functions. Several studies have suggested that the omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) have protective effects against age-related neurological pathology.) In combination with her anti-seizure medications she has improved DRAMATICALLY. And as an added bonus, her coat has become so soft, glossy and smooth! Can’t beat that! This item is in my auto-ship list now! Cannot recommend this enough!! … more

I got this for my 16 yr old Westipoo’s joints but it seems to be improving her eyesight, her cataracts seem less noticeable and she now sees things from like 5-6ft away when usually she could barely see you 6 inches away. She’s also been extremely lively and jumping on her hind legs for treats. She also has doggy dementia and seems so much more coherent! It’s like she’s slowly becoming a puppy again, it’s wild how much it’s sharpening all her senses.

Unfortunately, this product did not work out for us. I am giving it two stars because my dog loved it and ate every last bit of her food with the drops in. She is about 18 lbs, a dachshund mix. Originally bought for her because her coat has been really dry/flaky lately. After just two days using the product, she began to throw up all of her food. :/

My 9yrld has bold spots from scratching and over licking. The vet said she has very dry skin. She gets excited when It's time for her fish oil. She hates it mixed with food. We have been on this product for months. Her ears were very flaky. The flakes are gone but still scratching.

Honestly I can't say enough positive things about this product. Helps pets with heart issues, joint problems, dry flaky skin, dull coats and even hairballs. It's high quality and does not upset even the most sensitive stomachs. This product is sold in the pet sections of the finest organic markets however you will pay about $18. The price on Chewy is much more reasonable. Every dog and cat will benefit from this product.

We have a special-needs sanctuary and although we don't give this to every cat, all of them will eat it if given the chance. That in itself makes it worth trying. We've purchased many other oils including hemp, salmon, etc., and rarely will they consume those, even when hidden in "smelly" food. We have four cats who suffer from mild skin conditions. They take this daily and its made a significant difference with their seasonal allergies and stress conditions. They lick at themselves far less and the skin is much improved. For mild allergies or skin conditions, we keep this on hand at all times.