Safe-Sea - Green Lipped Mussels for Dogs with Ahiflower Oil and Astaxanthin - Sustainable Alternative to Fish Oil - for Healthy Skin & Joints - Veterinarian Formulated

Update 4/30/25Unfortunately I never got another bottle with a dropper, I still use the ones I bought and the one that cane with 2 bottles ago, but this compsny is inconsistent with this bottle, after the bottle that arrive with a dropper, the next one didn't have a dropper but the dropper from the previous bottle still fitted in it and I was able to keep using it, this last bottle that arrive the dropper didn't fit and the bottle can't be close with the dropper.Still a minor but annoying inconvenience and inconsistency but still the product works for us and I will keep buy it beside the loss of liquid and always trying to figure out how to not make a mess.I'm a fan of this product but how annoying it was to use 😒. Not any more! I sooo appreciate the glass dropper they added to the bottle, I personally bought a few droppers trying to find one that would fit the bottle, but no success.Like others have stated this liquid is expensive and loosing so much of it everyday was a pain.Many times I considered not buying it anymore but I have seen it work well with my Yorkie.She has allergies and while she is still getting injection for it, we went from every 4 weeks to 8 weeks and I have months that I don't see her itching. We are waiting for her to go through all seasons one more time to make sure is not a season allergy.I must mention my puppies eat raw from a AAFCO approved diet, they don't do commercial dogs food and we combine organic ingredients with none organic. In the case of my 5 year old puppy (Yorkie) we have seen her suffer less thanks to a combination of ingredients, no straight forward food, medication, or natural ingredient help with her.I am very grateful for this product and the quality of it.

If you are feeding kibble this product is a must to prevent diseases that can be caused by lack of, or rancid essential fatty acids. Essential fatty acids are essential for your dog and us humans because our bodies cannot make them. Not like vitamin D for example which our skin can create if we get enough sunshine on our skin. Kibble is processed at very high temperatures. Three things that can cause essential fatty acids to go rancid is exposure to heat, oxygen, and light. So, even though dog food manufactures add it to their kibble, it is damaged during processing. Damage fats are called rancid fats, and rancid fats can damage your dog. Green-lipped mussel oil offers 30 fatty acids, including plenty of EPA and DHA. But it has an extra anti-inflammatory omega-3 that fish oil lacks: ETA. Your dog can convert ETA into EPA in the body, so he makes only as much as his body needs. This helps avoid the possible side effects of too much EPA that come with fish oil.

I've been purchasing this for just under a year on a recommendation from the P/T working with my dog after she hurt her back. I can't really say whether it's made a difference for her, but it hasn't done any harm. That being said, it's expensive--too expensive to have to throw away a whole bottle when I discovered that the seal was broken and I was past the return window. Lesson learned--always check the bottles upon arrival.

Like said in other reviews, this bottle needs to be changed. Oil drips down the sides with each pour (I'm giving to 3 dogs) and there is a lot of waste! :-( The bottle should be changed to the type that VETCBD uses with a plastic plug on top that has a hole to insert a syringe (which for the price of the product, should be included). I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because of this issue.

Our senior dogs love this and have been thriving ever since putting them on it! We are natural healers and only use the best quality stuff out there.

Smells old & rancid!Pet completely walks away from it, in the jar or on his food!With all the recalls on pet items, I will not second guess my pet's instinct.

I wanted to replace my Omega 3 with something that wasn’t overfishing the ocean. This seems to be a good alternative for my dogs with Green Mussels.

I added this to my Frenchies diet for omega 3 support due to his severe allergies. His paws stay swollen, red and itchy all year even with medication. After 5 days his paws had mostly turned to normal color except for one. The dosage may be a bit stronger than necessary, as he should have taken 3/4 tsp and we only did 1/2tsp. After a week and a half he got diarrhea and had to stop the oil for a while. He hasn’t had it in a few days and still isn’t itching and his paws are still normal except his worst one. (It normally is all 4 paws and can flare up into his belly and armpits.) I can always lessen the dose to ease his tummy trouble and still control his allergies. Its a win for us.Im testing on our puppy with juvenile vaginitis to see it it calms her inflammatory process since her medication from the vet makes her sick.