Just ordered some of this, anyone else try it... Seems to have great reviews, hope it helps her coat!

http://www.amazon.com/Grizzly-All-Natural-Supplement-Pump-Bottle-Dispenser/dp/B0002ABR6E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1334179711&sr=8-1

I would think it would be good.

I have been using
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H5AUXA/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details

I used to use it, now I use Icelandic Pure Salmon Oil alternated with virgin coconut oil.

We love it! We also use the Yummy Chummy one.

Kiara got soiled and I was mixing her food w cottage cheese when I was switching her foods and a couple days after I sopped mixing cottage cheese in her food she was going all day an not eating, so I had to start mixing it again but now I got this salmon stuff and I do 2 squirts of it in her food and she loves it! Definately smells like salmon and she loves the taste! No more cottage cheese!

I would go easy and careful on these so called "salmon" omega 3 supplements - even if they say they come "from Alaska". They can easily cause loose stool, and liver/kidney problems amongst other issues. So depending on what you are trying to supplement (better coat, ease digestion etc.) you might want to look at natural foods.

We're lucky we live in The Last Frontier where we (despite the restrictions we have this year on salmon fishing) stock up on fresh salmon I fish and then dry or freeze for them and smoke for us. We also give them Yummy Chummy treats the dark blue not red package and raw turkey necks which we buy by the case loads.

A lot of these supplements like Costco sells Glucosamine with Chondroitin and other bone and arthritis meds are really a waste of money. They are neither pure enough nor in sufficient quantity to make any difference. Same goes for shark cartilage etc. at least that's what I found after 20 years.

Try to go for a good and well balanced diet and dog food depending on the level of activity for your dog. We feed twice a day or more often if we run them or in winter when temps dip to -60F and adjust their fat accordingly - for summer we reduce by 1/3 the amount we feed a day; so less than 2 cups to keep them in their fighting weight and change out fat for greens (spinach etc.).

For one of our sled dogs that has the beginning of a hip problem, we've found that Adequan (polysulfated glycosaminoglycan or PSGAG) injections do help enormously. DO NOT use on hypertensive dogs!. it was initially used on horses and found that it works wonders on dogs. It's neither an NSAID nor steroid, is well tolerated and as most things we are able to treat her ourselves (if adequate treats are at hand and a mariachi band is at hand to entertain her).

Lastly keeping your dog's weight in check helps (as in humans) in placing less strain on the articulations as well as providing good overall health.

Just my 2 cents.

siberian

We use it and have been happy with the results. Our dogs love it!