Coco and Luna Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil Omega 3 Supplement for Dog & Cat
In a Nutshell
- Effective for some pets, ineffective for others.
- Labeling and packaging concerns.
- Mix of positive and negative reviews.
Quick Verdict
The Coco and Luna Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil Omega 3 Supplement has a mixed reception, with some users praising its effectiveness and others criticizing its quality.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Lack of ingredient info and emotional keywords such as disappointed.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Improved Skin Health (2)
Helped alleviate dry skin and itching in dogs.
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Pets Enjoy the Taste (3)
Pets seems to like the flavor and get excited when it's added to their food.
Cons
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Product Mislabeling (3) critical
The product may not contain actual salmon oil, which is misleading.
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Packaging Issues (1) minor
The pump is of poor quality and leaks or doesn't dispense properly.
Tip: Use a different method for dispensing the oil
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Pets Refuse to Eat (1) major
Both cats and dogs reject food mixed with this oil.
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No Effect (2) major
One user reported zero effects of using the product on their pets.
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews suggest a decline in product quality, with users reporting that it is now less effective and that the oil doesn't have the same supplement quality.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners with pets that have skin issues — It can improve skin health and reduce itching.
- • Owners seeking to add salmon oil to their pets' diets — Successful reviews report positive acceptance of the taste by pets.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners concerned about product accuracy and labeling — Reviewers are concerned that the product mislabels itself as 100% salmon oil when it contains much sunflower oil. Moreover, it is not AAFCO-recognized.
- • Dogs who dislike fishy flavours — While some dogs seemed to like the flavour, some dogs like the reviewers' seemed to dislike the product.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Dilute the product with water to add spreadability or use it as a supplement.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Do cats resist to this supplement?
Yes, most cats hate pet supplements of this kind.
Does it have the skin relieving property?
Yes, reviews provide sufficient evidence that it relieves the cat from their condition.
Are there any warnings noted?
Yes, it isn't AAFCO recognised.
Highlighted Reviews
"My dog Lizzi has a problem with dry skin. I bought this last month and put 2 pumps on her kibble. It's been almost a month now and the itching is starting to subside. I'm so happy she's getting some relief. Thank you Chewy."
"I purchased this item because it is labeled: Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil. Upon arrival I read the back label: Natural & artificial salmon flavor oil, sunflower oil, rice bran oil , glycerin, microcrystaline cellulose and gelatin. 99.9% crude fat. Not AAFCO recognized either. Don't buy it."
Bottom Line
Before purchasing, carefully consider your pet's needs and the potential issues highlighted in these reviews.