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Beau and Barker wild Alaskan salmon oil bottle on linen
Salmon oil being pumped over a bowl of dog food
Close-up of the drip-free pump dispenser
The 3.6 oz bottle held in an open hand for scale
Raw wild salmon fillet beside the bottle
Clear deep orange salmon oil in a glass dish

Skin & coat support
Wild-caught, single ingredient
Cold-pressed for freshness

B&B Salmon Oil For Dogs

Arrives 5–7 business days
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60-day coat guarantee

Use it daily for sixty days. If your dog is no better off, tell us and we will refund you in full. Keep the bottle — we are not asking you to post oil back to us.

4.8 average · 1,240 reviews

He does the stairs again

Murphy is eleven and for the last year or so he had started waiting at the bottom of the stairs for one of us to carry him. Vet said it was wear and tear and there was not a great deal to do beyond keeping him lean. We had him on a joint chew that did not seem to change much. Started the salmon oil in March, one pump over his dinner, did not think much of it. Somewhere around week five my wife shouted down that he had come up on his own. He is not a puppy again and I am not going to pretend he is. But he gets up without the long think beforehand, and he shakes himself off after a walk instead of standing there. That is the difference.

Dale R. Murphy · Labrador · 11 years Verified purchase

One ingredient

Cold-pressed salmon oil, nothing else in the bottle

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Bottled in short runs so what you open is fresh

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The detail

Cold-pressed wild Alaskan salmon oil. One ingredient, with a trace of natural vitamin E to keep it fresh in the bottle. No fillers, no flavourings, no refining. Pumped straight over food.
Dogs whose coats have gone dull or dry, who scratch and lick more than they used to, or who leave hair on everything they touch. Also for owners who have already switched foods twice and are looking at the bowl wondering what else is missing.
Omega-3 fatty acids support the skin barrier your dog rebuilds every day. Most owners notice coat texture first, usually somewhere in weeks three and four, followed by less scratching.
One pump per ten pounds of body weight, once daily, straight over their food. Shake gently before the first pump of the day. Keep the cap on and store it somewhere cool and dark.
Every batch is third-party tested for oxidation, heavy metals and potency before it is bottled. We publish the peroxide and anisidine numbers because a fish oil that has gone off will not do a thing for your dog.

Three things that make this oil different.

Heat destroys the fragile omega-3 chains you are paying for. Most pet fish oil is rendered hot because it is cheaper and faster. Ours is pressed cold, which keeps the EPA and DHA intact and keeps the oil from tasting like the back of a fridge.

Supports: coat condition, skin barrier

Cold-pressed salmon oil running from a steel press into glass

Farmed Atlantic salmon eat formulated feed. Wild Alaskan salmon eat what salmon are supposed to eat, and the fatty acid profile shows it. Ours is caught in Alaskan waters and pressed in the United States.

Supports: omega-3 density

Raw wild Alaskan salmon fillet on weathered wood

Fish oil starts oxidising the day the seal breaks. A three-month bottle means the last month is oil your dog should not be eating. We bottle small so every one you open is fresh.

Supports: palatability, freshness

Three small-batch bottles lined up on weathered wood

Compare it honestly.

Most fish oil on the shelf is refined, heat-rendered and bottled big. Here is where we differ.

Typical fish oil Beau & Barker
SourceFarmed Atlantic Wild Alaskan
ExtractionHeat rendered Cold pressed
IngredientsOil plus additives One ingredient
Third-party tested
Oxidation numbers published
Bottle size16 to 32 oz 3.6 oz fresh-seal
DeliverySoftgel or big jug Metered pump
Cost per serving $0.42 / serving $0.89 / serving

What is actually in the bottle.

Eicosapentaenoic acidEPA

Eicosapentaenoic acid

The omega-3 most closely associated with skin and coat condition in dogs.

Docosahexaenoic acidDHA

Docosahexaenoic acid

Supports brain, eye and nerve tissue. Present naturally in wild salmon at higher levels than in farmed.

Natural tocopherolVITAMIN E

Natural tocopherol

A trace amount, added for one reason only: to slow oxidation once the bottle is opened.

Natural pigmentASTAXANTHIN

Natural pigment

Occurs naturally in wild salmon and gives the oil its deep orange colour. Colour is your freshness tell.

Never in the bottle

  • Farmed salmon
  • Artificial preservatives
  • Flavourings and fillers
  • Refining or bleaching
  • Rancid stock

Always

Cold pressed and single ingredient. Third-party tested every batch for oxidation, heavy metals and potency. Bottled in small runs so the oil you open is the oil we made.

Questions we get.

Coat texture is usually the first thing owners notice, generally somewhere in weeks three and four. Skin takes longer because your dog is rebuilding a barrier, not covering one up. Give it a full sixty days before you judge it.
Most dogs treat salmon oil as a topper rather than a supplement, and fussy eaters often finish the bowl faster with it on. If your dog refuses fish oil they have had before, it is worth knowing that rancid oil is the usual reason.
Because fish oil oxidises from the moment you break the seal. A three-month bottle means your dog spends the last month eating oil that has already turned. Small bottles are the point, not a limitation.
Yes. It goes over their existing food and does not replace anything. If your dog is on prescription medication, check with your vet first, as you would with any supplement.
Use it daily for sixty days. If your dog is no better off, tell us and we will refund you. Keep the bottle.

Not sure which size your dog needs?

One pump per ten pounds, once a day. Tell us their weight and we will do the maths.

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