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My two cats are eating it. One of mine had bad skin problems on her belly (big hot spots and OTC steroid spray helped a little so they weren’t red anymore but the fur wasn’t growing back and skin felt dry). See photos* below taken on Dec 26 and Jan 12, showing visible improvement after just 2 weeks. She also had some dandruff occasionally, and she had an ulcer in her eye that had finally healed (using prescription drops) by the time I got this but I bet its healing would’ve been accelerated by it because it’s helped her skin a lot already. It’s been about 2 weeks. Her belly skin looks healthier and feels softer, and I can see the hairs growing back everywhere. Dandruff not acting up much this winter either and I really do think they’re even shedding less. I try to minimize fish ingredients in their foods because I don’t like feeding them farm raised byproducts but maybe they weren’t getting an ideal quantity of omegas. In the future I might look into supplementing taurine as well (probably in the form of chicken liver) if I can become comfortable with dosing but this has clearly been very good for them for now and exactly what my one cat most needed. I also think it helped one upper molar that was acting up on my other cat (inflamed gums and some rot or gingivitis on the tooth). I’d started occasionally brushing the tooth but am unsure I felt confident of any improvement until the other day, after she started consuming this, which may be coincidence but probably isn’t. For 1/4 tsp each, I am using 15 drops mixed into their wet food. I mixed broth in too at first to acclimate them to the flavor but now I just add this and they don’t mind. The bottle does leak when you use the dropper attachment but there’s a pump option too. *Edit on Feb 3 with third photo to show update after 5 weeks. Fur not filled in on entire belly but healthy growth still progressing all over.

Although my cat didn't care for this product because of it's fishy flavor, I chose to still give it a five due to the idea. It's not the manufacturer's fault my cat booji/spécial 😂.

The product description claims that this fish oil does not have a fishy odor, but make not mistake, this product reeks of oily fish. Only a grizzled lobsterman or marketeer with a dubious moral compass could claim otherwise. But my cats are crazy for it, and it seems to help reduce the patches of dry, itchy skin at which they've been scratching. It came with a handy pump dispenser so it is easy to squirt a bit onto food and walk (run) away before the odor-induced gag reflex is triggered.

My cat lost his fur in the back due to him pulling and over licking the area( Later found out he licked the area that hurts. He got arthritis). I bought this oil because my cat doesn't like salmon ,I read sardines are actually better than salmon, so I wanted try this one. I mix a half a pump on his wet tuna meal (Meow mix, tuna and shrimp only one he eats) . I add an teaspoonful of warm water in his food to make a broth. he loves the broth and will gobble up. Within two weeks he got his fur back . He is more active , gives him more energy. He has gained a pound since this oil is helping him eat more. Which is great because he lost a lot of weight due to his kidneys and wouldn't eat. Now I give to my other cat and her fur is very soft and less dander. Our cats are both 15 years old and they are very happy. Update: It's been 3 moths since given to our two senior cats, they shed less, very soft fur, more energy ,assuming helping with joints ,they are little bit active than before (they are playing now!) . Now I am giving to the dogs from the same bottle. we have 43 lb and 58 lbs dog. Their skin and fur gotten shinier and softer. They are getting old too, and lives outdoor. I think oil is helping the dogs too. they love the oil. lick the bowl up. oil says for cats but so far it is working for the dogs with out any consequences. FYI, I give 2 pumps of oil to the 43lb , 3pumps of oil to the 58lb. It depends on your animals' weight so check the dosage ,you can find the instruction on the bottle. Also,too much oil can make their stomach little upset so adjust the dose accordingly. If you have multiple dogs and cats like me, you could get a larger bottle and give to all of your fur babies. Happy babies, saves your wallet too. win win! I recommend to anyone who wants your fur babies to feel better.This oil has worked for ours.

The bottle is already finished...The picky feral cat liked it...and it seems that the straying oppossum too. I thought it would just alone help to prevent cats from getting parasites, but I guess one needs to combine it with other means of prevention. The opaque bottle poured badly...a leakage...due to the pump...which explains also why it did not last longuer. Now I must say the animal's hair look like silk. It also helps with cats' hairballs apparently, making the process easier for the animal. Instructions are clear and it seems to be a good company. I know these are hard times, and I wished it was simply not as expensive... Do not give cats your food supplement it is dangerous for them and remember these Omega 3 are just for your own cat too...LOL. Fatty acids help to maintain your pet healthy. Pets deal with allergic reactions (flea/ear mites/food, etc. Or chronic disease/ cancer/ auto-immune, inflammations, etc.) and just like us, they can benefit from powerful healing food like nuts, flax and of course fish. In most of the cat foot we buy omega 6 are abundant because I guess they are cheaper? I personally try to avoid grains or cereals in food for animals because they provoke itchiness badly. In theory omega 3 should be given in small quantites 2 times a day (see the package for clearer instructions). This liquid supplement is very efficient dropped in the food as it is fast absorbed by the cat and its body cells. It would have been easier if the pump did not leak (the reason I had to pour the liquid into the food). That being said, I noticed a huge improvement in just one week. The reviews were very good mentioning ingredients are all natural and the product efficient. Well, I agree with them and recommend.

This is the only omega that's worked for one of my cats. He kept a rough, dandruffy coat for years with several other kinds of high quality oils even in big quantities. Complete 180 with this one!

This product is amazing if you cannot afford organic healthy cat food that is nutrient dense that provides good fats for cats. My poor little fur ball was suffering from dry skin and allergies this winter. He had a hot spot on his back near the base of his tale as well as on one of his front legs. He was constantly scratching and cleaning himself. After a few weeks of giving him Omega 3's he stopped his obsessive scratching and cleaning. A month in, his coat is so soft and shiny now I need sunglasses to look at him. His fur has also grown back where he pulled it out. I put it on his dry food, at first he didn't want to touch it, I mean come on, what cat doesn't like fish? I ended up mixing it in more thoroughly so it was spread more evenly in his food. He doesn't even notice it now.

My house is very dry in winter months and the cat’s fur was feeling it. I started adding this to her supper and within a few days I could feel the difference in her fur. I’m a great believer in Omega 3 for humans and years ago kept an elderly cat alive for a couple of years beyond expectation by feeding him salmon every day. He was up and moving until 24 hours before he died just shy of 18. So I when I saw the Omega 3 oil, I thought this would be a good addition to my little girl’s diet. Her fur is beautiful now.

I had read the reviews and researched online . I have two cats. An elderly medium hair cat and a long hair 6 year old cat. Both have beautiful coats but I would have to use a shedding and undercoat brush and groom them weekly as they started getting mats. My cats can only have a brand of food without chicken due to allergies that cause digestive issues, upon research I found that they could be missing vitamins and oils due to the limited ingredients food that could impact their coats. After researching what can cause mats I took a chance. Within 8 days of use my cats only had the smallest mats. We are now 3 months in and it is super rare they have any! Also the oils and omegas I sware help my elderly cat have more energy. We pump 1 pump in each bowl for breakfast and dinner and mix it on their dry food. Neither cat turned there nose up and it and ate it same day. We keep it in fridge and use it for the twice a day feedings. I am now ordering a third bottle.

I'm sure it's very good, but my old cat won't eat it on her food. She is old and an entitled princess. I'm trying to get her to eat.