Questions, product discussions QUALITY SENS Premium Salmon Oil

Avoid direct exposure to sunlight, heat, and humidity.

Hello, no need.

"hello, I keep it in the fridge once opened"

You can store the oil bottle in a dry cupboard away from light until the date indicated on the bottle

Hello, no need to keep it cool ;)

Personally, I keep it away from light simply. If you want peace of mind, put it in the fridge. But it's not necessary.

I do not keep it refrigerated after opening, just in a cupboard.

Not in the fridge...

Not in the fridge... it's oil!

Hello. I store salmon oil in a cool, dark place, and especially not in the fridge. Have a good day.

Hello, know that salmon oil is very good for us four-legged animals but not all the time because salmon oil is still fatty and therefore can be very bad for our four-legged animals over time. I recommend giving it once or twice a week during shedding and a maximum of once a week the rest of the year. I have been giving my puppy salmon oil once a week for 7 months now, one teaspoon at a time. There are other alternatives if you want; all Omega-3-based oils are good but not every day. After that, during shedding, have them groomed and brush your dog throughout the year, especially during shedding periods.

Good evening, I have 2 dogs. I give them salmon oil every day mixed with their kibble, two teaspoons in their kibble. Have a good evening.

My dogs and cats loved it, but I had to stop for one of my dogs because it was giving him diarrhea....

There are doses behind in teaspoons, if there is too much oil in the long term it's not good

Stop for a few days, and then resume by reducing the amounts of oil.

Indeed, salmon oil is great for flavoring kibble; moreover, it provides essential nutrients! My 9-year-old shepherd dog loves it! In fact, it's essential for her, every morning with her kibble and 2 harpagophytum, to avoid any locomotion issues due to her age, weight, and large size! My vet approves 200 percent!

What do you mean by 2 harpagophytum? I am going to start using salmon oil for my 10-year-old golden retriever who had tendon surgery, and I am looking for gentle aids to help him age well. There is so much information on this site that I probably missed something. Have a great day!

Hello, if your dog doesn't particularly enjoy the kibble you offer, you might want to consider changing it instead of adding salmon oil, as your dog may start expecting it at every meal.

Same for my Cavalier King Charles; when I put it on the kibble, it's even worse than plain.

Hello, Same for me. Finally, for the two who would need it (joint problems) because the others love it. Result? It's impossible to give...

I advise you to contact your veterinarian

For my dog, I stopped giving him salmon oil because he had liver problems. According to the vet, it was advisable to stop it as a precaution.

Hello, We are scheduled to be restocked in early June. We are doing our best to receive the delivery as soon as possible. Best regards, Lisa from Zoomalia

Hello, my 1-liter bottle lasted about 3 months with 3 pumps per day. My dog has beautiful fur with this, it's really the best oil. I initially used it as an appetite stimulant and it works well.

I bought it, my dog loves it, but I would like to know: if I take 2 bottles of 1L... one would be opened at my place, the other at my parents' to avoid transportation. How long and what's the expiration date when opened...

Oil very much appreciated by my 8-month-old Argentine Dogo, 1 liter lasted me 2 months, I put quite a bit in each meal.

To be honest, since I give a spoonful every day for a very specific reason or rather two reasons: the first is to make the coat shine, the second is because the meat I give isn't fatty enough, I consume the bottle very quickly and only do treatments. Sorry I can't answer, but in my opinion, if well sealed, the bottle should last 3 or 4 months.

Thank you Zoomalia, but your response does not provide any information about its composition. From what I know from a dog trainer, salmon oil is a dietary supplement and should not be used for a young and healthy dog.

Sorry, I can't answer you. The last time I ordered it, it wasn't in the package! Have a great day

I just looked at the bottle, 100% salmon oil

It's just written 100% salmon oil

Hello, 100% salmon oil, that's all it says, and the dosage is in very small print on the side of the bottle. Regarding effectiveness, I can't say anything; none of my cats wanted to have it again after tasting it. :-(

Hello, I am by no means a specialist, but I rely on the properties of omega 3 and 6 unsaturated fatty acids. So for my last 3 Braque and Greyhound dogs (30 Kg), I give salmon oil in the winter, 1 teaspoon per 2 daily meals. I aim for anti-inflammatory properties for the skin, joints, and cold resistance. Additionally, it is undeniable that the kibble becomes more appetizing for the animal to change things up a bit. Not in large quantities, just a simple dietary supplement. A fairly inexpensive product used in small amounts, so there is little risk since it is 100%. JC

Thank you for your responses; I hope it is 100% salmon oil, as I intend to order it for the health of my chihuahua who has a heart problem and would benefit from the advantages this oil can provide. I will check and consult a health food store first. Thank you.

Hello, my dog weighs 25 kg and I give him 2 tablespoons on his kibble.

Hello, for my Malou, I put 2 tablespoons on her kibble morning and evening.

I add 2 teaspoons to his homemade ration twice a day. I have an English bulldog.

For the dosage, it's indicated on the bottle otherwise ;)

Good evening, it's not good to give oil at every meal, either in the morning or in the evening. For my part, my little 9-month-old German Shepherd gets 2cc in the evening and that's more than enough, he has a beautiful coat and eats heartily.

Hello, I can't give you an answer for your Malou. I can simply tell you that I give my 12 kg Border Collie a teaspoon of salmon oil per day (mixed with kibble) which I alternate with other oils, like olive/coconut, for example. Apparently, the results are good for his fragile joints (in addition to 2 osteopathy sessions per year). Best regards.

A few drops on the kibble. Or its pâtée

For my big 15-year-old cat, I only put a few drops in his pâté, for his coat and for the pasta he likes less!

hello, I give my cats a very small amount on grain-free kibble, they love it

hello every day in the kibble

Good evening! As for the kibble, we give it twice a week, 2 tablespoons (the dosage is specified on the bottle according to your dog's weight).

To questions regarding daily use: I would simply say that with a dog or puppy that has an initially suitable, fairly good quality diet, and "normal" activity for its breed and age, there is no need to add oil daily. Oil is beneficial as an occasional addition or to change the flavor of kibble and vary the experience. Giving it every day is really not necessary (and not necessarily recommended, by the way). Don’t risk weight gain or an overload of various elements, that's not the goal. If the diet and activity are appropriate, the dog should normally have nice enough fur (and/or skin) without needing supplements. If there are no joint problems either, there's no need for daily supplementation. And for anxiety: personally, I believe that it should be addressed through education and socialization, not food. In short: oil is very useful for those who feed their dogs a BARF diet and need to calculate dosages of everything. For those who feed kibble: First, find kibble that works well in terms of coat condition, digestion, and energy, then use salmon oil occasionally. Several ranges of kibble are more than complete and "calculated" enough so that deficiencies that would make oil mandatory are not a concern. Ensure your kibble isn't lacking in Omega 3 and fatty acids, and everything will be fine with just a bit of oil, more for enjoyment than real necessity. :)

Hello, Every day for 15 days during treatment and maintenance 3 times a week. The value of half a teaspoon

It's oil, it can be stored for a long time if you keep it dry. Make sure to close the bottle tightly.

Hello, the bottle states 100% natural, so if it's farm-raised salmon, is it really natural?!