Two active ingredients, both with dog trials behind them. 900 mg of EPA and DHA in every chew, one chew for every 25 pounds of dog. Sixty chews in a bag.
A bag is $45 and holds 60 chews. A 50 pound dog eats 2 a day, so one bag is one month for her and she costs $45 a month. A 70 pound dog eats 3 a day and costs $67.50 a month. The cost for every weight is printed below.
There are ninety days to decide, and the full price goes back if she will not have it. Bags leave Montana the next working day. Write to us and a person writes back.
Two active ingredients with their own amounts, and a short base list that makes the chew soft and worth eating. No glucosamine, no chondroitin, no added sugar.
| In one chew | Amount in one chew |
|---|---|
| Fish oil, anchovy and sardine, whole oil | 1,800 mg |
| of which EPA | 550 mg |
| of which DHA | 350 mg |
| EPA and DHA together | 900 mg |
| Green-lipped mussel powder, Perna canaliculus | 400 mg |
The 1,800 mg in this table is whole fish oil in one chew. The 1,800 mg in the next table is EPA and DHA over a whole day for a 50 pound dog. The two numbers match by accident and they count different things.
Hydrolyzed chicken liver, oat flour, vegetable glycerin, sunflower lecithin, rosemary extract. That is the whole list.
| Your dog | Chews a day | EPA and DHA a day, not whole oil |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 25 lb | 1 | 900 mg |
| 26 to 50 lb | 2 | 1,800 mg |
| 51 to 75 lb | 3 | 2,700 mg |
| 76 lb and over | 4 | 3,600 mg |
Colorado State University publishes a fish oil dosing chart for dogs, and its top figure for a 50 pound dog is 3,227 milligrams of EPA and DHA a day. The chart says the top figure does not suit every dog and that a quarter of it is the place to start. Two chews put a 50 pound dog at 1,800 milligrams, between those two marks. Show the row above to your vet and let her move it.
Give them with a meal. Write the start date on the bag, because the fats need about eight weeks to be built into cell membranes and you will want to know when the clock started.
A bag is $45 on the monthly plan, every time. What changes is how fast she eats one, so here is the whole thing in one place. A month below is thirty days.
| Her weight | Chews a day | One bag lasts | A month costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 25 lb | 1 | 60 days | $22.50 |
| 26 to 50 lb | 2 | 30 days | $45 |
| 51 to 75 lb | 3 | 20 days | $67.50 |
| 76 lb and over | 4 | 15 days | $90 |
The plan ships to match. A 20 pound dog gets one bag every two months. A 70 pound dog gets three bags every two months. You are billed for the bags that ship and nothing else.
Nothing to pay for shipping while the plan runs.
No. It is food for dogs. It does not diagnose anything and it does not treat anything. If your dog is uncomfortable, the vet goes first.
The table near the top of this page lists each ingredient with its amount. Take it to your vet and let her make the call.
A 2012 systematic review in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine found the evidence for glucosamine and chondroitin in dogs thin, and the omega-3 evidence stronger. The bag follows the review.
Then she has told you it is not for her. Send it back inside ninety days and the money goes back.
Because a bigger dog eats more chews. The bag is $45 either way. A 50 pound dog eats 2 a day and one bag covers her month. A 70 pound dog eats 3 a day and goes through a bag in 20 days, which comes to $67.50 a month. The table above prints every weight.
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Made and bagged in Montana. The batch code on the back matches a record kept for two years.
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