Wild Alaskan Omega-3 Fish Oil — Skin & Coat Formula

Omega-3 Fish Oil for Dogs — High-EPA/DHA Liquid Supplement for Skin, Coat, and Joint Health

A concentrated liquid omega-3 supplement sourced from Wild Alaskan Pollock and Salmon — two of the cleanest, highest-EPA/DHA fish species available — with Vitamin E added as a natural preservative and antioxidant. Pump directly onto food for a mess-free daily dose that supports skin hydration, coat gloss, shedding reduction, joint mobility, and immune regulation all at once.

What This Does

Omega-3 fatty acids — specifically EPA and DHA — are among the most well-researched compounds in veterinary nutrition. Dogs cannot synthesize these in meaningful amounts on their own, and most commercial dog foods don't provide therapeutic levels. The deficit shows up as dull coat, excessive shedding, dry flaky skin, inflammatory skin conditions, joint stiffness, and a sluggish immune response. Providing EPA and DHA from a high-quality fish oil source directly restores the fatty acid balance that underlies all of those systems.

EPA is the primary anti-inflammatory fatty acid — it competes with arachidonic acid (the pro-inflammatory omega-6) at the cellular level, reducing the inflammatory signaling that drives itching, joint discomfort, and allergic skin responses. DHA is structurally critical for brain function, vision, and cell membrane integrity throughout the body. Together, they cover a wider range of health outcomes than any other single supplement category in canine nutrition.

Key Ingredients

• Wild Alaskan Pollock Oil — A cold-water species that produces naturally high concentrations of EPA and DHA. Wild-caught from Alaskan waters subject to strict sustainable fishery management standards.
• Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil — Provides EPA and DHA alongside astaxanthin, a naturally occurring carotenoid antioxidant that contributes additional anti-inflammatory activity.
• EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) — The primary anti-inflammatory omega-3. Reduces inflammatory cytokine production, modulates the immune response involved in skin allergies and joint inflammation, and supports cardiovascular health.
• DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid) — Structurally essential for brain health, eye function, and the integrity of every cell membrane in the body. Particularly important for puppies in development and senior dogs experiencing cognitive changes.
• Vitamin E — Added as a natural preservative that prevents the fish oil from oxidizing and provides additional antioxidant support for skin and immune health.

Who This Is For

• Dogs with dry, dull, or brittle coats
• Dogs with excessive shedding or flaky skin
• Dogs with environmental allergies and itchy, inflamed skin
• Dogs with joint stiffness or early mobility changes — particularly as a complement to glucosamine and chondroitin
• Senior dogs for cognitive and cardiovascular support
• Puppies for healthy brain and eye development
• Any dog whose food doesn't list fish as a primary protein source

How to Use

Pump directly onto food once daily. The pump dispenser makes dosing clean and consistent — no measuring, no mess.

• Under 20 lbs: 1 pump
• 20–40 lbs: 2 pumps
• 40–80 lbs: 3 pumps
• Over 80 lbs: 4 pumps

What to Expect and When

Skin hydration and reduced itching are often the first changes owners notice, typically within 3–4 weeks. Coat gloss and texture improve noticeably by weeks 6–8. Shedding reduction follows coat health improvement — most owners see a meaningful difference by weeks 4–6 of daily use. Joint and anti-inflammatory effects accumulate over the same 4–8 week window with consistent daily dosing.

Safety Notes

Fish oil at supplemental doses has mild blood-thinning properties. If your dog is on anticoagulant medications or scheduled for surgery, consult your veterinarian before use. Store in a cool, dry place or refrigerate after opening to maintain freshness. The Vitamin E in the formula acts as a natural preservative, but fish oil is sensitive to heat and light — do not store near a stove or in direct sunlight.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian before use if your pet is pregnant, nursing, has a medical condition, or is taking medications.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Wild Alaskan fish oil different from standard salmon oil supplements?
Standard salmon oil is sourced from farmed Atlantic salmon, which have lower omega-3 concentrations due to grain-based feed. Wild Alaskan sources (pollock, salmon, sardine, anchovy) are cold-water fish with naturally higher EPA and DHA concentrations built from their wild diet. The EPA:DHA ratio also differs — wild sources tend toward higher EPA, which has stronger anti-inflammatory activity relevant to skin, coat, and joint support.

Can I give this to my cat as well?
Yes — omega-3 fatty acids are beneficial for cats as well as dogs, and this oil is safe for both. Use the weight-based dosing on the label for your cat's size. Cats with fish sensitivities or confirmed allergies should not use fish-derived oil products.

Does it need refrigeration after opening?
Yes. Once opened, refrigerate and use within 60 days. Fish oil oxidizes rapidly at room temperature after opening, which degrades the EPA and DHA content and can produce rancid compounds. Keep the cap tightly sealed between uses. Discard if the oil develops a strong, acrid smell beyond normal fish odor.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian before starting any supplement regimen, particularly if your pet has existing health conditions or is on medication.