Wild Alaskan Skin & Coat Salmon Oil Based Omega-3 Supplement for Cats, 4 fl.oz.

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Wild Alaskan Skin & Coat Salmon Oil Based Omega-3 Supplement for Cats, 4 fl.oz.






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Wild Alaskan Skin & Coat Omega-3 Cat Food Supplement is made with wild Alaskan Salmon, Pollock, and Whitefish from the cold, deep, fresh waters of Alaska. This easy-to-use Omega-3 Cat Food Supplement not only tastes good, but also provides long chain fatty acids EPA and DHA to help maintain healthy skin and foster a bright and lustrous coat. EPA and DHA also support cardiovascular health and a healthy immune system.

  • - Helps maintain healthy skin
  • - Fosters a bright and lustrous coat
  • - Supports a healthy immune system
  • - Supports cardiovascular health
  • - Has a rich natural taste cats love
  • - Easy to use, just pump over food
  • - NASC Certified

Specifications

SKU1157337
LifestageAll Lifestages
Primary FlavorFish
Primary BrandWild Alaskan
Days to ShipShips Next Business Day
Weight4 OZ

Additional Features

Grain FreeYes
Personalized Item flagNo
Primary FlavorFish
LifestageAll Lifestages

Item Dimensions

Volume4 FZ
Length1.8 IN
Height5 IN
Width1.8 IN

Ingredients

Salmon Oil, Pollock Oil, Whitefish Oil, Tocopherols (preservative).

Guaranteed Analysis

Guaranteed Analysis (per teaspoon): Crude Fat (min) 99.8%, Moisture (max) 0.2%, Omega-3 Fatty Acids* 1285 mg (min) 28%, - EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) 600 mg (min) 13%, - DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) 460 mg (min) 10%, - ALA (Alpha-Linolenic Acid) 65 mg (min) 1.5%, Omega-6 Fatty Acids* 90 mg (min) 2%, Omega-9 Fatty Acids* 820 mg (min) 18%, *Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient profile.

Wild Alaskan Omega-3 Cat Food Supplement is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Store bottle in a dry place away from light at room temperature.

For pets only.

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74 out of 142 (52%) reviewers recommend this product

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acdc

12 years ago

We put this on both our cats' food once a day. Our black cat was having dandruff...

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2 cats thumbs down, 1 cat thumbs up

cas395

9 years ago

2 cats hate this, will not even go near the bowl if this stuff is in it. The one...

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Works great

Jennifer Otting

5 days ago
I mix this with my cats' dry food once a week and it keeps their coats shiny and their skin free of flakes.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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UNCERTAINTY OIL

PBBUDDHA

2 months ago
I do not see any results in my cats dander going away and I have used this religiously for a year every day in her morning were food. I also think it is causing her stomach upset and severe diarrhea. I also am sure I give her the correct dose every day. I am stopping this product. It was recommend by her vet but I will do some research for a different one!

No, I do not recommend this product.

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TURNED MY WHITE CAT ORANGE - NOT NORMAL

RMD225

2 months ago
please do not give this to any animal, this stuff is the WORST. fortunately, my cat is all white, otherwise i don’t think i would have been able to see that it literally started turning him orange. not only was it scary, it was one of the craziest things i’ve ever seen. stay as far away from this foul stuff as possible and apparently, don’t take advice from people who work at Petco either. the guy who sold me this told me that he gives it to his dogs and cats and how it would take a week or two to see results and that it was amazing. i don’t believe a word he said because it didn’t help with my cat’s itchiness, nor did it make his fur softer, all it did was turn him orange, and scare the life out of me.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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My fur baby hates it

Bob bob 627

4 months ago
My cat hates this stuff. I kept playing with the dosage making smaller and he went 2 days without eating. I finally had to stop trying. I tried again a week later and still won’t eat his favorite food with this stuff on it.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Best supplement for your cat's diet

akiradice

10 months ago
I started working salmon oil into my cats' feeding routine (combined with orijen pate and stella & chewy's freeze-dried morsels), and I have been seeing it work wonders on my cats' overall health. Their coats look shinier, they are just as ravenous at meal times, and lick up every last crumb on their plates. DHA and Omega oils are excellent additions to your cat's diet, and will help their heart health in the long-run as well. In case you can't find the cat version, the dog product has the same exact ingredients!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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It’s great

Beks81

1 year ago
I bought this and it’s easier to mix with a little bit of wet food to make sure they eat the dose. Only 1 of my 2 cats need it. What’s crazy though is that it’s about $3 cheaper in store than ordering

Yes, I recommend this product.

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The nutrition he needs and a taste he loves!!

Maine Coon Kitty

1 year ago
This product was a recent purchase of mine and was recommended by our vet. My cat loves it! It provides the nutrition he needs with a taste he loves! Will definitely purchase again!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Okay Product

CatMom2316

1 year ago
I have 2 cats and 1 of them will eat it up when I mix it with her breakfast and the other absolutely HATES it and will try to bury any food I put in front of her with the oil on it. She is even acting with a negative association with canned food now and won’t eat her plan wet food any more.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Can I give this supplement to a dog? My boyfriend buy this by accident

  1. Yes. It is the exact same as the one in the dog section.



Does this work for fur balls?

    Will this help my cat pass stool? She is a healthy four year old that ate a cotton ball the size of a quarter and I’m trying to get her to poop it out. 

      My hyperthyroid cat loves fish (high iodine), hates chicken (only flavor low iodine Hill's science diet comes in). Vet suggested we maybe mix in a low iodine flavoring. Does the oil extraction process remove most of the iodine and impurities?

      1. yes; I beleive it does; I use this Fish Oil for my Turtle and a few cats on thier pellets; vg Oil;



      Has anyone tried this with a cat who has cysts? My cat has dry skin and has 2 cysts. Will this help?

      1. Hi To be honest you need to find out what KIND of cysts. I'm no vet but have had over 25 cats in my lifetime and the only ones that had a cyst were the older cat and it was cancer. So best to ask a Vet. Take Care and good luck



      Is it made in the USA? If not, where is it from?

      1. Yes. States so on the bottle with a flag and also that it's manufactured for a company in Woodland, WA. Can be refrigerated, but not necessary. Slightly stronger smell if not kept cold.



      Can i use this in dry cat food?

      1. yes. i do. i usually do a half or full squirt with one bowl of food a day



      Is it Good for old cat with kidney disease?

      1. I don’t know.  I would definitely check with your vet.  I don’t want to give you bad information.  Sorry I can’t be of help.



      Does this help with shedding in cats? 

      1. Yes. It will help with skin and coat health and tastes great too.



      My cat licks a lot, to the point of bald spots. She has dry skin. how long before I see a difference?

      1. My cat did this, too. It turns out he reacted to grains and anything gluten in his food. Once we tried eliminating grains from his diet (wet food) he quit itching (licking) and his fur grew back. He has been fine since. It is worth a try! Just need to read labels carefully. For dry skin we use wild Alaskan salmon oil. We also add extra water to is food to keep him hydrated. (He is 19 1/2 years old!)



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