Grizzly Omega Health Omega-3's Dog Supplement, 32-fl oz bottle

When I adopted Ray (Ramon) he was almost unable to walk. No physical damage, vet thinks someone 'kicked him in the head' I credit this, in part, with his vast improvement. His butt still waves and out runs his front legs so he does flips and rolls but he was soon able to walk and even climb stairs. I give it to all my dogs just because.

I just received a 32 oz bottle of Grizzly Omega Health. So far my lab loves it, but I wanted to share a difference in the feeding instructions on the bottle vs what'sisted on Chewy. I bought this brand because it said that dogs over 100 lbs should be given 2 2 1/2 pumps per day. The bottle is received says 5 pumps per day. Also, the ingredients on the product listing says it has rosemary in it, but the bottle I received does not.

Rooney has had skin and coat issues most of her life and another collie owner recommended Omega 3. We also changed her food but her skin issues are a thing of the past! I’ve started using it for all my dogs, and their coats are full and shiny. Love it.

When I received this product from Chewy there was leak covering the cardboard at the stop of the package which stabilizes the plunger mechanism. It was in cleaning up the leak that I took note that the moisture content in this oil is higher than the previous oil I'd ordered from Chewy. That seems a bit like padding the product. The "moisture" is really not the active ingredient in the product and clearly less expensive. To illustrate my previous oil was 99.9% oil-Grizzly is 93% oil. The additional moisture added "padding" is really not why a consumer orders this product. Further, clearly it creates a higher profit margin for this company than if they were using the oil supplement to create the ounces in each product. I will be returning to my previously ordered fish oil supplement for future orders.