Grizzly Salmon Oil for dogs

How do I use Grizzly Salmon Oil?

Simply pump the Grizzly Salmon Oil onto your dog's food directly from the dispenser bottle according to the weight chart on the label.

Clean and easy to use

Grizzly Salmon Oil comes in a convenient dispenser pump bottle. No cap to remove. No spoon. No mess. No cleaning. Just press the pump and you're done.

Getting started on the Grizzly Salmon Oil diet

Grizzly Salmon Oil has the scent of the ocean and the rich taste of fresh fish, which most dogs like right away. If your dog's diet has been consistent for a long time, it might need to be introduced to the new taste gradually. In this case, we recommend that you use  smaller amounts of Grizzly Salmon Oil over a period of several days. Once your dog has become acquainted with the new natural taste, you can expect it to exhibit a certain level of healthy addiction.

Using Grizzly Salmon Oil correctly

Grizzly Salmon Oil comes in a convenient dispenser pump bottle. No cap to remove. No spoon. No mess. No cleaning. Just press the pump and you're done.

First of all, be sure to follow the directions on the label and give your dog the proper amount of Grizzly Salmon Oil. Also, do not put Grizzly Salmon Oil on more food than your dog will eat in a single feed. Because Grizzly Salmon Oil is all-natural, it contains extremely valuable and highly reactive fatty acids that will benefit your dog. Leaving Grizzly Salmon Oil on your dog's food for several days at a time will cause the highly reactive fatty acids to be oxidized by the air. This will results in less valuable, partly saturated fatty acids, and you will notice that the oil loses its fresh, pure scent. This will happen within a few days and is proof that Grizzly Salmon Oil has a high content of natural, unaltered polyunsaturated fatty such as DHA and EPA.
 

Can my puppy use Grizzly Salmon Oil?

Starting your puppy off with a healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids is a great way to help ensure a long and healthy life. We recommend using approximately half of the smallest dosage on your puppy's food every day. You may want to consult your vet for specific dosages.