Nordic Naturals Omega-3 Pet, Unflavored - 16 oz - 1518 mg Omega-3 Per Teaspoon - Fish Oil for Large to Very Large Dogs with EPA & DHA - Promotes Heart, Skin, Coat, & Immune Health

I really don’t smell any fish oil at all. Like maybe the faintest scent. My super picky Chihuahua even eats it in whip cream. And he hates fish! Among a multitude of other things 🙄 Definitely didn’t think he was going to eat it but he did! If you figure out the dosing with a little help from ChatGPT, it’s worth it to get the bigger bottle. The tiny one is such a rip off in comparison of how much you get. But just be careful because the 8 and 16 ounce bottles are higher potency than the small breed bottle. I’m using it for two small dogs, a Chihuahua and Pomeranian. 1.5 ML for my Pomeranian because he has some itchy years/itchy skin issues. 1.25 for my Chihuahua, he’s pretty much fine except for the occasional itchy ear. for reference, my dogs are 10 and 11 pounds. This is the only fish oil my ORAGINC FILLER AND SYNTHETIC FREE trusted vitamin brand “ The pet health and nutrition center” recommend. Side bar-You should definitely check out their website because their vitamins are so much better than anything else on the market, organic, filler, additive, and artificial ingredient free, and include glandulars/probiotics/liver detox. And they’re incredibly affordable! I’ve seen a night and day difference with giving them their vitamins and their colostrum, along with this fish oil supplement. Great Skin/coat, improved mood and agility, healthier stools, more energy, better breath, stopped paw licking etc. We only get our babies for a short time, but we are their whole world. They deserve the best! May your sweet fur baby live a long and healthy fulfilled life.

This is a great product that is very easy to use and large size that's a good value for the money. Gives a shiny coat and the bottle doesn't leak.

I wanted to wait a few weeks before I gave my review.My cat had dandruff and a localized skin condition that was causing his skin to dry and then break off, taking clumps of fur with it. Very alarming. It really was just a dry skin problem and the vet recommended fish oil.I didn't want to give him fish oil pills because I frankly wanted to avoid the rigamarole of forcing pills down a protesting cat's throat every morning. Cats don't take pills quietly, so we were either going to have to force-feed it to him or break it open and give him the liquid inside. Since we were likely going to wind up doing the latter, I skipped the pills and went straight for the liquid.We also give him dry food throughout the day, not wet food. I wasn't precisely sure how I was going to use this oil because I was afraid it would congeal or spoil and not get eaten in time.My solution was to take a single treat and put it on a plate. I'd take the dropper and put the oil on top of the treat. The first time I did this, he didn't want it: he'd never had the oil before, it was sticky, he arched his back and smacked his lips and acted like I'd ruined his treat by putting oil on it. He wouldn't take all of the oil: he would just eat the treat and leave the rest of the oil untouched. I had to use multiple treats to induce him to get most of it. I was concerned about that, because we can't go around giving him 5 treats every morning just to get him to take his medicine. It's not healthy.Within a week, he not only got used to the oil, he came to like it. It's been a couple weeks now and he LOVES it. He comes running if he realizes I'm preparing his oil + treat dish. Meows very obnoxiously. Won't stop until I set it down. He licks his plate clean and keeps licking just to make sure he didn't miss a drop, so dosing him is not an issue-- whatever I put down, he'll eat all of it.So there's two stars: the cat likes it and takes it without complaint.My cat is about 13lbs, so I gave him 75ml, which was the recommended dosage on the bottle. In hindsight, this was too much, especially as a first dosage, because it made him throw up on the second day. I reduced the dosage to 50ml and that worked perfectly. I still keep him on 50ml.Here's the other three stars: His fur is smooth and silky. His skin has stopped flaking, and the areas that were dry and scabby/scaly are clearing up.That's why I gave this five stars. Three stars because it works, two stars because the cat loves it.TL;DR: If your cat doesn't like the oil at first, act like it's a treat and give them a week. They'll probably come to like it. If your cat throws up from the recommended dose-by-weight, knock the dosage down by about 20-25ml to see if that helps. The product works and I saw significant results in fur and skin condition within three weeks.Update 8/27/18: Bought it a second time as I was starting to run out. Cat is still addicted, and it's still doing wonders for his coat and skin. 10/10 would recommend.

Product itself seems great. My dogs love it, and yes there is a slight smell, but it’s honestly very muted. 4 stars because of the lack of medicine dropper.Be aware that if you get the largest size (16 FL OZ) it does not have a medicine dropper with it. Just a screw off lid and any money I saved by buying the large size is being wasted as each time I pour some inevitably runs down the side. I will need to purchase a smaller size now (because based on pictures those DO come with a dropper) and I’ll just use this bottle to refill the smaller