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We formulated our wild fish oil to deliver concentrated omega-3 fatty acids in every serving—2,000mg of EPA and DHA per pump. Sourced exclusively from wild-caught anchovies and sardines harvested in pristine cold waters, this liquid supplement supports skin and coat health, joint mobility, and cognitive function in dogs of all ages.
Our oil arrives unflavored and unrefined, preserving the natural nutrient profile your dog needs. The easy-pump bottle lets you portion precise doses over kibble or wet food without mess. Each 16 oz bottle provides approximately 60 servings for a 50-pound dog, with no artificial additives or fillers.
- 2,000mg combined EPA and DHA omega-3s per 1-tablespoon serving
- Wild-caught anchovies and sardines from sustainable fisheries
- Third-party tested for mercury, lead, and other heavy metals
- Convenient pump-top bottle for easy portioning
- Unflavored formula mixes into any food without taste resistance
Sourcing and sustainability

We source our fish oil exclusively from wild-caught anchovies and sardines harvested in the cold waters off the coast of Peru and Chile, where strict quotas protect fish populations. These smaller forage fish reproduce quickly and contain lower levels of environmental contaminants compared to larger predatory species like salmon or tuna.
Every batch undergoes molecular distillation to remove potential heavy metals, PCBs, and dioxins, followed by third-party testing to verify purity. Our supplier holds Friend of the Sea certification, confirming that fishing methods meet international sustainability standards. We publish batch test results on our website so you can verify the omega-3 concentration and contaminant screening for the bottle in your hand.
Dosing and administration

The pump-top dispenser delivers approximately one teaspoon per full press. For dogs under 25 pounds, we recommend one pump daily; dogs 25-50 pounds receive two pumps; dogs over 50 pounds receive three pumps. You can split the dose between morning and evening meals if your dog prefers smaller portions.
Mix the oil directly into kibble, wet food, or a small spoonful of plain yogurt. Most dogs accept the mild fishy aroma without hesitation. If your dog is new to fish oil, start with half the recommended dose for three days to allow their digestive system to adjust, then increase to the full serving. Refrigerate after opening and use within 90 days for optimal freshness.
###Expected benefits and timeline###

Omega-3 fatty acids support cell membrane function throughout your dog’s body. You may notice softer fur and reduced skin flaking within two to three weeks of daily use. Joint mobility improvements typically become apparent after four to six weeks, particularly in senior dogs or breeds prone to hip dysplasia.
Cognitive support and immune function benefits build over longer periods—eight to twelve weeks of consistent supplementation. Our wild fish oil pairs well with joint-supporting ingredients like glucosamine when addressing arthritis, though the omega-3s alone provide measurable anti-inflammatory effects. Dogs with chronic skin conditions such as atopic dermatitis often show reduced itching and hot spots after six weeks of use, though individual results vary based on the underlying cause.
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Common questions about wild fish oil for dogs
Wild-caught anchovies and sardines contain lower levels of environmental contaminants than farmed or wild salmon because they’re smaller fish lower on the food chain. Our oil also provides a higher concentration of EPA relative to DHA—approximately a 1.5:1 ratio—which many veterinarians prefer for joint and inflammation support. Salmon oil typically offers a more balanced EPA-to-DHA ratio, which some dogs need for cognitive health. Both are effective omega-3 sources; the choice depends on your dog’s specific health goals.
Yes, puppies benefit from omega-3 supplementation starting around eight weeks of age. For puppies under 25 pounds, use half the standard dose—about half a pump daily—mixed into their food. Omega-3s support brain development, immune system maturation, and healthy skin as their adult coat grows in. Consult your veterinarian if your puppy has any existing health conditions before starting supplementation.
Omega-3 fatty acids reduce inflammatory responses in skin cells, which often alleviates itching caused by environmental allergies or dry skin. Most dogs show improvement within four to six weeks of daily use. If itching persists beyond eight weeks, consult your veterinarian to rule out parasites, fungal infections, or food allergies that require different treatment. Fish oil works best as part of a comprehensive skin health approach, not as a standalone cure for all itching.
Refrigerate the bottle immediately after opening and keep the pump top tightly closed between uses. The amber glass protects against light exposure, but refrigeration slows oxidation significantly. Use the oil within 90 days of opening for maximum potency. If the oil develops a strong fishy or rancid smell, discard it and open a fresh bottle—oxidized oil loses its health benefits and can upset your dog’s stomach.
True fish oil allergies are rare in dogs, but they do occur. If your dog has a confirmed allergy to fish protein, we recommend our algae-based omega-3 supplement instead, which provides DHA and EPA from marine algae without fish-derived ingredients. If you’re unsure whether your dog has a fish allergy, introduce the oil at half the recommended dose and monitor for signs of itching, digestive upset, or skin reactions over three days before increasing to the full serving.
Omega-3 supplements are generally safe to use with most medications, but fish oil has mild blood-thinning properties. If your dog takes anticoagulant drugs, NSAIDs, or is scheduled for surgery within two weeks, consult your veterinarian before starting supplementation. Fish oil can enhance the effects of some anti-inflammatory medications, which may allow dose adjustments under veterinary supervision. Always inform your vet about all supplements your dog receives.
A 16 oz bottle contains approximately 60 one-tablespoon servings. For a 50-pound dog receiving two pumps daily (about two teaspoons total), one bottle lasts roughly 30 days. Smaller dogs under 25 pounds using one pump daily will get about 60 days from a single bottle. Larger dogs over 75 pounds needing three pumps daily will use a bottle in approximately 20 days. Adjust your subscription frequency based on your dog’s weight and dose.