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

while i have only had this product not quite 2 weeks - so far it has been the best omega, fish supplement for my cats (i have tried plenty and spent $$$). It has no smell. I have three cats and one has Alopecia and has for years, he is about 11 yrs old and has been on Kan Essential three seeds for a few years - its a holistic pill, while it helps giving the pill twice a day doesnt always happen and he is much worse in the winter. This omega-3 is aiding tremendously in his healing - i couldnt be happier. They get their half a cup of kibble a day (3 cats) and i mix one dropper full in there daily - my sweet little girls dandruff is getting much better too! I will be buying this on a regular while i have only had this product not quite 2 weeks - so far it has been the best omega, fish supplement for my cats (i have tried plenty and spent $$$). It has no smell. I have three cats and one has Alopecia and has for years, he is about 11 yrs old and has been on Kan Essential three seeds for a few years - its a holistic pill, while it helps giving the pill twice a day doesnt always happen and he is much worse in the winter. This omega-3 is aiding tremendously in his healing - i couldnt be happier. They get their half a cup of kibble a day (3 cats) and i mix one dropper full in there daily - my sweet little girls dandruff is getting much better too! I will be buying this on a regular basis … more

It was recommended my cat needed some Fish Oil in his diet due some flaky dry skin. Within a week I’ve noticed improvements in his fur. It’s shiny and I don’t notice as much dandruff. I put it on top of his wet food. At first he acted like he didn’t like it but I know he’s not that picky and he was eating it later. Now he licks it off the top of his food! The oil is easy to use, it comes with an eye dropper that has measurements on the side. And I honestly don’t even notice a fishy smell with the oil! I already recommended it my sister for her cat and my parents for their dachshunds.

Personally I’ve been taking Nordic Naturals Omega supplement for years. I was pleased to see they came out with a pet version. I put it in my cats wet food and overall it’s tasteless so it makes it easier.

My vet recommended fish oil to help my kitty with her kidney issue. Not this specific brand but this brand did seem to be highly recommended on different sites I researched. Only gave 4 stars because I don’t know how to judge if it’s helping.

I started my 14 year old cat on this when she started showing signs of arthritis. After her first few doses, she acted like a kitten - only for a shorter period of time. I am happy this is something that has benefitted her.

This has such a fishy smell that my cats will not eat it even when mixed with food. When I administer it to their food if I get any on my fingers they smell for hours even after washing. I don't doubt that it is a good product, but if I can't get the cats to eat it it serves no purpose.

I've only been using this product for about a week now so I can't attest to any big changes in my cats fur/skin, etc. but I love how easy it is to use! I had an omega 3 salmon oil before that was in a pump bottle and not only did my cat not like the flavour at all, but it was very difficult to dispense. The dropper on this is way better! My cats don't even notice this is in their food!

I have two 12 year-old cats who are overall in great health. At a recent vet visit, I mentioned that I thought one of them may have some arthritis, as he has started to have some creaky joints, although he doesn't seem to have any difficulty getting around. Our vet suggested I try an Omega-3 supplement. Apparently, fish oil has a ton of health benefits: good for joints, heart health (good for us, since my cats do have a heart condition), skin & fur health and brain & eye health. I did a lot of research on what brand to buy and Nordic Naturals was highly recommended, so I decided to try it. I wasn't sure whether my cats would like it, but they take it with no problem at all. I squirt it on top I have two 12 year-old cats who are overall in great health. At a recent vet visit, I mentioned that I thought one of them may have some arthritis, as he has started to have some creaky joints, although he doesn't seem to have any difficulty getting around. Our vet suggested I try an Omega-3 supplement. Apparently, fish oil has a ton of health benefits: good for joints, heart health (good for us, since my cats do have a heart condition), skin & fur health and brain & eye health. I did a lot of research on what brand to buy and Nordic Naturals was highly recommended, so I decided to try it. I wasn't sure whether my cats would like it, but they take it with no problem at all. I squirt it on top of their wet food every morning and they gobble it right up. The best part is that it has NO SMELL AT ALL. I was worried it would smell super fishy. I have only been using the fish oil for a couple of weeks, so I don't know how effective it is, but so far, so good. I would highly recommend this product. … more

My 1 year old doxipin has always had dry skin. With winter her flakes have been out of control. It only took a few days for this to help! Her coat has never looked or felt better. Thank you!

Our cat s officially a senior citizen as he recently had his 13th birthday. And in many ways he has aged gracefully but I feared that he might begin to get sore joints and not stay as active as he was as a younger cat. So I started him on this oil about 8 or 9 months ago and not only does he still move like a younger cat, he still jumps up on things but he still gets a "bee in his bonnet" and tears through the house at full speed, running up and down stairs and meows loudly. (I don't know what is up with that but he has done it his whole life.). So I can safely say that he is not creaking around like an older cat. There is one more pleasant surprise from this supplement and that is that Spider's Our cat s officially a senior citizen as he recently had his 13th birthday. And in many ways he has aged gracefully but I feared that he might begin to get sore joints and not stay as active as he was as a younger cat. So I started him on this oil about 8 or 9 months ago and not only does he still move like a younger cat, he still jumps up on things but he still gets a "bee in his bonnet" and tears through the house at full speed, running up and down stairs and meows loudly. (I don't know what is up with that but he has done it his whole life.). So I can safely say that he is not creaking around like an older cat. There is one more pleasant surprise from this supplement and that is that Spider's coat is super shiny and thick so he's as handsome as ever! … more