One thing all dog owners have in common is that we don’t see them as pets. They become part of the family as soon as they step foot through the door.
With that we want our dog to be happy and healthy, just like we would any member of our family. So giving your dog the care they need is vital. This is not only feeding them, walking them etc. It also comes to helping them remain fit and healthy. Which is why I have been looking at improving my dogs health with Salmon Oil, by Angell Petco.
About Angell PetCo
Founded in 2010 Angell Petco was started by Robert and Jill Angell, wanting to provide dog owners with the best quality food at a good price. They keep their costs down by having no frills packaging. All items come in clear and minimal packaging that is also easy to recycle, meaning you can buy quality products at affordable prices.
Salmon Oil
If your dog suffers from pain and discomfort from
- Stiff joints
- Itchy skin
- Poor circulation
- Dry cracked paws
You may find that salmon oil food supplement can help, andy ou will see a difference after a few weeks.
About Salmon Oil
Made from the finest fresh Scottish salmon, it is hypoallergenic and rich in Omega 3. Just by adding a few drops on your dogs food can make a dull and lacklustre coat richer and glassier. Plus boost their energy levels, giving them a new lease of life.
Unlike cod liver oil (which I have previously used), which is made from the pressed liver of the cod. The salmon oil is made from the whole pressed fish which means
- 100% pure Scottish salmon oil free from any additive. Vitamin E is commonly added to sub-standard Salmon to stabilise it.
- A happier, healthier dog with supple joints, a softer, shinier coat and a renewed eagerness for walks
- An easy, hassle-free way to improve your dog’s health and wellbeing — just pour over or mix in food.
- See results in your dog’s coat and energy in as little as two weeks.
My Opinion
As you know I have two dogs Max our old boy who is an Alaskan Malamute and then we have the whirlwind German Shepherd who is still young. All our dogs live to old age so we are aware of signs to look for when they are getting old. Alaskan Malamutes have two coats an out one that protects from rain and the softer undercoat, yes it is a nightmare grooming him. Before trying the salmon oil we were using cod liver oil, when I agreed to trial the salmon oil I thought it would just be the same and do the same thing.
Since trying the salmon oil we have noticed a bit of extra shine in Max’s coat and he certainly has more go in him, he is playing much more outside with our other dog. I am loving the effect it is having on him and honestly I will be buying more. Max is my baby and we will do anything we can to make him healthy and happy. Plus they have a wide range of dog treats that are natural and healthy and my dogs are loving.
The Giveaway
If you would like to try Salmon Oil for your dog, see below on how to enter my giveaway to win a bottle of salmon oil
Good luck and have you seen my other giveaways
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we have 3 border collies but have not tried salmon oil
I have a greyhound I have tried omega 3 and chondrtin supplements , and cod liver oil tablets
Be great for my three dogs
i have two french bulldogs who get quite itchy sore red paws, mat have to try this. x
I would give it a go it is amazing, I know I will continue to buy it for mine x
I have never heard of this before but glad it’s so beneficial to your dogs.
I hadn’t either but I can see a difference
These look good, a great way to help look after your dogs well being, great review.
Thank you am using it on my boy might be me but have seen an improvement
I would love to try this for my 16 year old dog snoop!
This would be great iv never tryed it but would love to try it for my dog lola
Will share this with my parents for Hobbs, he is getting on and is struggling with arthritis
After seeing the effects on Max I would recommend trying it x
Wow salmon oil, I didn’t know this was a thing. But you’re right about them becoming part of the family so they need to be treated like everyone else and pampered etc x
I had not heard of salmon oil before, as I said have used cod liver oil in the past. I have seen an improvement in Max literally the other day he just got up and ran faster than I have seen him run in a long time. I will definitely be using it again as you say they are family my boys are my babies x
I never knew salmon oil could be so beneficial to a dog’s health. I’ll certainly share your tip with my dog-owner friends.
I had no idea salmon oil could have so many benefits for dogs. Dogs definitely become part of the family.
Honestly it is great the difference we have seen in Max is amazing x
I have an Alaskan Malamute who lost all his weight and hair, (except his guard hairs), when he was on medication to try to regain his vision when we discovered he could not see just over 4 and a half years ago. I’ve tried him on a few supplements but he still has bad, flaky skin. He keeps getting sores between his toes and has a lump on his head now, at the age of 10 and a half. I use a Dead Sea Salt solution to keep germs at bay when the sores arise, but the lump on his head….That’s worrying, as are his achy joints. I’d love him to be able to try out the salmon oil. I know he would love this too as he loves his food being a typical Mally.
As you will see I have a Mal as well and it has done wonders for him x
Lexi is a spaniel – not tried any yet
We have a westie and haven’t tried supplements yet for her
Lots of Basset Hound pets only and use joint aid vits
We have a Cavapoo but not tried him on any special supplements
We have a Goldendoodle, never tried any supplements before but would love to see a difference to his shaggy coat with this!!
We have a Giant Schnauzer who has been rehomed with us. She does have problems with her pelvis and back hips due to an accident. We don’t have all the information about what happened. We are trying her with a supplement of Glucosamine at the moment.
I’ve been wanting to try Salmon Oil as heard so many people swear by it saying that it makes their dogs coat very shined etc.
We have a beautiful Jack Russell called Mina, we havent tried any yet
We have a Labrador, and we have not tried any supplements
Id love to try this for my elderly Wolfdog
Id love to try this for my elderly Wolfdog
I have a Sprocker. i have not tried any supplements for her.
i have a chihuaha and i give her vitamin b
Fantastic prize
We haven’t tried any supplements but our whippet has Cushings disease and his hair is getting thin so salmon oil might be something to try
I haven’t used supplements for my chihuahua but I used to give cod liver oil to my Jack Russell but he is no longer with us.
We have Labradors, not as yet,
Ours are mongrels, scruffy, loving and loved
Sounds good – my Lab has been diagnosed with suspected arthritis (not confirmed as we had to have a telephone consultation due to that pesky bug currently doing the rounds, lol) and he finds any kind of movement agonising without a twice daily dose of ‘doggy ibuprofen’. We haven’t yet tried any supplements but think I’ll have to give this a go
We had a lab years ago who had arthritis and ended up having steroid injections to help with the pain and movement
I have a JRxShih tzu – I’ve tried some herbal calming supplements for him before car journeys and in the run up to bonfire night
i have a husky/staff cross called sandy who is 13 now–and probably needs a few more supplements in her diet
We have lots of labs and like to give them salmon oil for their coats.
I have two labradors, Murphy and Nessie. Murphy is 12 now and had a hip replacement at 11 months old. He does do very well but should try and find a supplement that helps with his aging joints
Our Jacks have Glucosamine for their joints- it’s made such a difference especially to our 11 year old boy
I have a Lab/Springer cross that gets up to all sorts of mischief. She has been having some joint and skin problems so we have changed her food to a premium salmon based mix but it is so expensive. The Salmon Oil sounds like something that could be perfect for us.
I have a German Shepherd and she suffers from bouts of red, itchy skin which then flakes. She scratches a lot and I use Sudacreme to treat the patches when they appear and she’s on a sensitive skin dog food from Tails. The vets say this breed either have an easy to upset stomach or dry skin issues. Have also tried Manuka shampoo which clears it up for a few days to a week.
I have a border terrier named mister sweep and ive not tried supplements before with him
Snoop is an old tyme English bulldog cross American bulldog and we haven’t really tried supplements for him as had no idea where to start
i have a westie, no ive never tried supplements before
I have a spaniel and he has glucosamine for his joints because he does lots of running
We have a 10 year old Jack Russel. We have tried cod liver oil but are looking for something better.
Love this idea
Alfred is a Weinerarmer
We are presently looking at healthy supplements for him
We have given him some salmon oil before
This would be great for my ageing border collie Tina 🙂
I have a senior shihtzu and 2 newfoundlands. They all take yumove to help with joints and eat a lot of fish but I like the idea of it being a supplement very day
I have a Lhasa Apso / Shih Tzu Cross and have never tried supplements as he is only 18months old. He has really dry skin though and scratches a lot so I would love to try this
This would be beneficial for my Labrador whose legs are beginning to get stiff.
I have a cavalier king charles and I have tried flax oil. Salmon oil sounds like a good one to try for his arthritus
We have a small chihuahua and don’t give him any supplements.