I have been using the Omega-3 Fish Oil with my two labs for about the last year. They both love it and seem to eat their food just a touch faster. Both of my dogs are gundogs/bird dogs and this seems to help them. Their coats are shinier and softer. I'm a believer that dogs coats are an indicator of health, and my two pups seem to be healthier and happier.

William Kuester

I've waited to report on the Wild Alaskan Omega-3 Fish Oil until I had a solid three months of regular use. First off, their coats (Roy 11 and Sigurd 4) became silkier and their skin was better after the first week or two and continues to look amazing. Secondly, my old dog Roy has nerve issues in his lower back, and after a month I noticed his gate appeared more fluid and he was much less stiff when he woke in the morning. I can easily compare the before and after just watching him climb stairs each morning. Finally, my close friend has a setter that is a picky eater. This is especially true when traveling. One squirt of the Wild Alaskan fish oil (along wit a bit of mixing to coat the kibble) and the pup ate very enthusiastically! Huge bonus for the dog and her owner!

Chris Bye

We feed Dogbone Wild Alaskan Fish Oil daily to every dog from puppy stage through old age in our kennel. It's naturally sourced omega-3 fatty acids, including EPA and DHA, are essential to keep them in top physical and mental condition. In addition, the fish oil keeps their coats silky.

Jerry Kolter & Betsy Danielson - Northwoods Bird Dogs