Norwegian Salmon Oil for Dogs & Cats | Contains 21 Omega Fatty Acids | Fish Oil Supplement for Glossy Coat, Immune Support, Itchy Skin, Softer Paws, Joint & Brain Health | 500ml

A highly recommended oil supplement for dogs. Been using this oil for a while and I believe it's helped my 13 yr old Collie/Lab. He moves better in my opinion and given supported by my vet then think it's deffo a good buy. Fish Oil is a known benefit for dogs so this Salmon Oil fits the bill. I will continue to use as I'm convinced it helps.

I use Puptons Norwegian Salmon Oil for my dog, and she loves it! You don’t need much—just a spoonful about three times a week—and it really helped when transitioning her food. I noticed her fur looking much healthier after just a few uses. The bottle doesn’t leak, and you get a decent amount for the price. Just be careful not to overuse it, as it can be fattening. Out of all the dog salmon oils I’ve tried, the quality of this one is excellent, and my dog agrees!

I have a 16 year old cat and a 3 year old cat. They were not sure at first but after a taste they both love this salmon oil. Both will happily lick it from a teaspoon. I got this for my older cat. That's Max in the picture. He's 16 and not as agile as he used to be. I notice him having trouble with jumps he never used to have no issues with and he just seems less mobile so I hope this helps. I'll edit in more details as time goes on.Edit: 24/07/24. Been giving them 1 teaspoon a day in wet food.. Noticable difference in Max the 16 year old's coat and mobility. His coat is thick and oily. His agility has become much better but not perfect of course due to age. But he seems much more comfortable making the jumps he used to. His eyes are also very bright and maybe my imagination but has started hunting again and bringing gifts home. I notice that this oil encourages both my cats drink a lot of water as well. Which is good. It must be quite rich as they leave half their wet food for later.Edit:18/08/24 Really has made a differnce to Max. The younger one doesn't like it lol. Been giving Max a teaspoon a day which he loves. He's become the ninja cat he used to be. His coat is feels really nice and he seems very content with cat life.

I have recently got an elderly cat from the RSPCA. Claudia Winkleman would be shocked at the amount of dandruff he has. His mobility in his back legs can be a little awkward at times. I have bought this to try and improve his condition - clearly too early for results. He loves the oil on his food and it all gets woofed down when it’s been added. I put the provided dispenser in the first bottle to help extract the right amount with the minimum mess. I hadn’t realised but the dispenser has been steadily dripping oil - see photo. Not a huge amount (couple of teaspoons or so) but clearly not expected or acceptable. I don’t know whether as with some dispensers you can close it as I’ve now taken it out, drained the oil it contained back into the bottle and put the standard cap back on. I am impressed with the quality of the product, it has a pleasant fresh fish smell, just a shame about the dispenser. I will update later with the impact of the oil on the cat’s dry coat and his mobility

Looks and smells great. Dog loves it think it is helping her joints

Dogs love it. Daily dose with breakfast.

My pets won't eat it. Seems like good quality

Dogs appetite has returned.