Project Paws Omega 3-6-9 Select Fish Oil for Dogs - Krill Oil Skin and Coat Supplement - 120 Count

I initially got these because my dog had itchy paws and chewed on them all the time. A friend suggested these and my dog stopped itching his paws immediately. Great product for that reason. I have been giving these to both of my dogs only 1-2 per day based on their weight. One dog likes the flavor while the other doesn't and will only eat if crumbled into his wet food (picky eater anyway). The good thing about these is how shiny the dogs coat is and how nice their fur and skin is, also. Worth the cost always.

I brought this product in early May from a recommendation from a friend who has a dog with skin issues. His dog is a german shepard. After reading the reviews and doing my homework on this product, I decided to purchase it. I was purchasing medication from the vet's office which was costing $90.00 a month for my black doberman. I have 2 dobermans. One is black/tan with skin issues and the another is a gray/tan with no skin issues. My thought was to have both dogs on this product. My gray doberman could not handle the omega in this product, and had runny, watery stool so I decided not to keep her on it. As for my black doberman, she is doing fine on this product. She gets it twice a day. Once in the morning with her dog food, and once at dinner time. I bought the large container, and as you can see from the pictures, I had no issues. The chews are on the larger side so smaller dogs might have an issue chewing it. I would just cut the chew in half for a small dog, and give both halves one at a time. I would recommend this product, and I will be ordering it again.

My 2.5 year old Akita was experiencing some crazy dry skin and scabbing issues. I know she suffered from it in the past and figured I'd try a few things before taking her into the vet. I had even purchased a medicated shampoo that I was going to try, but instead, did a little more research and found that incorporating fish oil and omegas into her diet could help. So I found this product, after suggestions from outside sources, and started them right away when I received them. She's 90 lbs. and I was feeding her 2 in the morning and an additional when I got home from work. After about 2-3 weeks, I noticed less and less of scabbed hair falling off and the flakes were diminishing. As I was combing through her hair, checking out her skin, I noticed the scabbed spots were healing. I went down to just 2 a day and will buy more when she runs out. Definitely a product I would recommend to pet owners whos animals are experiencing dry skin.*Disclaimer: I'm not saying DON'T take your dog to the vet and figure out what's up with their skin. This was my personal decision to try a few things and it happened to work for me. Skin issues can be underlying and need much more than omega chews to cure, so please do your own research and consult with a vet if needed.

In conjunction with a veterinary prescribed shampoo, we wanted to try a supplement that was recommended to improve the dryness of our dog's skin. These omega oils seemed a good choice to provide this. To date (a week)., her skin is improved but it has been too short a period to make a definitive statement. She has a healthy appetite and so getting her to take the chews is easy. So far we are pleased, with how things are going and would recommend this as a supplement for dogs with similar problems. Have used for approximately 2 months and have noticed a definite improvement in her skin and coat appearance as well as the (dandruff), seborrhea. Would recommend this highly.

So I ordered these for my pup who eats everything and anything. First one he broke into chunks (they are crumbly) and left them on the floor looking at me for directions. I tried feeding them by hand and he will just nose them around and not eat it. I decided that after paying $49 for the lot I might crumble them over his food since both have a fishy scent. Well he now doesn't eat the kibble unless he is extremely hungry and still he will shake the kibble around to minimize the chew crumbles. Considering that the dog will eat iguana poop, blankets and even rocks.... something tells him this is not for eating and I will listen to him. Will look for another supplement. Definitely this will not work for my pup.

They work but arrived squished into the 120 ct container. Hence the low score for ease of use. It would be hard to judge a dose if we never used them before. We are giving them to our three most recent rescue beagles and they seem to help with their coats and feet chewing.

I found this product by reading an article on Pitbull skin care. I heard of many other chewables or salmon liquids for dogs but I was educated on how this would be a good choice due to the size of Krill and how they pack more omega and have less toxins due to their size. This product has made changes to my Pittie in a week, his coat is shiny, soft, and the shedding has decreased significantly even his dandruff has decreased. We usually have a shedding suit for him but ever since we’ve been giving him 2 chewables a day we don’t even put it on. I noticed his paw pads have soften up a lot as well. Definitely will be giving this to my Pittie for the rest of his life.

My precious “Grand pup”, Spartacus, is finicky. Every since my daughter brought him home at 6 weeks old in February 2013, I’ve been his caretaker, and feed him as little as possible what has the least fillers in his dog food as possible. I’ve seen him “flick out” carrots from his dog food, and turn his nose up at fish oil that’s been put in his kibble(Opened up and sprinkled over kibble). This product is “working” — it can be crumbled into his kibble, and he doesn’t turn away from it. Thank you for this formula; he’s scratching less and less, by the day, since adding this into his kibble every day starting as soon as it arrived, and “that’s a good thing”, as Martha Stewart used to say. ❤️ Thank you for such a great product with good things in it for his health, needed for many reasons, including longevity.