• Dawg Health Skin and Coat fish oil for dogs, 16 oz pump bottle
  • Dawg Health fish oil label showing EPA and DHA per serving
  • Dawg Health fish oil pumped onto a bowl of dog food
  • Dawg Health Skin and Coat omega-3 fish oil bottle, front view
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Dawg Health Skin & Coat – High EPA & DHA Fish Oil for Dogs | Whisker House

Dawg Health Skin & Coat – High EPA & DHA Fish Oil for Dogs | Whisker House

$24.95 USD
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Omega-3 Fish Oil

Dawg Health Skin & Coat Fish Oil

800mg EPA + 525mg DHA per Serving — 16 oz Pump Bottle

800mg EPA 525mg DHA Wild-Caught, Iceland 3rd-Party Tested

Most fish oils for dogs tell you the bottle size and leave out the number that actually matters — how much EPA and DHA you're getting per serving. This one is explicit: 800mg EPA and 525mg DHA, from wild-caught mackerel, anchovy, herring and sardine rather than salmon. It pumps straight onto food, which is the whole reason dogs take it without argument.

Why the Numbers Matter

  • 🐟 800mg EPA and 525mg DHA per serving — EPA and DHA are the two omega-3 fatty acids that do the work in fish oil. Published per-serving figures let you compare products instead of guessing.
  • 🇮🇸 Wild-caught Icelandic small fish — mackerel, anchovy, herring and sardine, sustainably sourced. Paw Power states these carry a higher potency of EPA and DHA than salmon.
  • 🧪 Distilled and third-party tested — distilled to remove impurities, then independently tested — the check that tells you the label matches the bottle.
  • 🇺🇸 Made in an FDA-registered cGMP facility — produced in New Jersey to cGMP standards rather than sourced anonymously.
  • 🥄 A pump, not a mess — 16 oz with a pump top. A few pumps over food adds moisture and flavor, which helps with picky eaters.
Specs & Sourcing

Actives: 800mg EPA and 525mg DHA per serving. Fish: wild-caught mackerel, anchovy, herring, sardine (Iceland).

Size: 16 oz bottle with pump. Made in: New Jersey, USA, in an FDA-registered, cGMP-certified facility. Distilled to remove impurities and third-party tested.

Paw Power states that every sale supports rescue dogs.

FAQ

How is this different from salmon oil?
It's made from smaller fish — mackerel, anchovy, herring and sardine — rather than salmon, and Paw Power states this delivers a higher concentration of EPA and DHA. The practical difference is the published per-serving numbers: 800mg EPA and 525mg DHA. Many salmon oils don't disclose theirs, which makes comparison difficult.

Can cats have it?
Paw Power states the formula is suitable for cats as well as dogs. Portion sizes differ considerably by bodyweight, so check with your vet on the right amount for a cat.

How much do I give?
Fish oil dosing is normally calculated from combined EPA and DHA against your dog's bodyweight, and the right amount varies with why you're giving it. Follow the bottle's guidance and ask your vet, especially for a large or a very small dog.

Will it make my dog's food smell fishy?
It's fish oil, so yes, somewhat — which is generally why dogs like it. Most owners find it improves acceptance in picky eaters rather than hurting it.

How should I store it?
Fish oils oxidise with heat, light and air. Keep the cap on, store it somewhere cool and dark, and follow the storage instructions printed on the bottle.

🎁 Complete the Paw Power Routine

Fish oil goes on the food; peanut butter handles everything else — pills, lick mats, and the daily supplements your dog would otherwise refuse. Dawg Butter Berry Flexible covers joints from the other direction.

Two formats, same brand, different jobs.

The numbers are on the label. 🐾

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