How to use

How to Use Grizzly Salmon Plus Omega 3-6-9 — Complete Guide (2026)

Before you start — what to know first

Check the label on your Grizzly Salmon Plus Omega 3-6-9 bottle to confirm the pump size matches your pet's weight chart, as instructions differ for 4oz/8oz bottles versus larger 16oz, 32oz, or 64oz sizes. Verify your dog or cat has no bleeding disorders, and consult your veterinarian before starting if your pet is pregnant, nursing, or on blood-thinning medications, since this oil contains high levels of omega-3 fatty acids that can affect clotting. Inspect the bottle for damage, ensure the pump is securely attached, and note your pet's current weight to select the right daily pump strokes from the provided table.

Gather your pet's regular food bowl, a clean spoon if needed for mixing, and keep the bottle at room temperature away from direct light. This NASC-certified product from wild Alaskan salmon, pollock, and whitefish supports skin, coat, heart, nerves, immunity, and more through EPA, DHA, and balanced omegas, but introduce it gradually to avoid digestive upset in sensitive pets.

Step-by-step: getting started

First, weigh your pet accurately if possible, then locate the feeding table on the label for your bottle size. For a 4oz or 8oz bottle where one pump equals about 0.4 teaspoon, give 1 pump per day to pets up to 12 pounds, 2 pumps to those 12-25 pounds, or 4 pumps to 25-50 pounds; for larger 16oz+ bottles where one pump is bigger, adjust to half pump for up to 12 pounds, 1 pump for 12-25 pounds, 2 for 25-50 pounds, 3 for 50-70 pounds, 4 for 75-100 pounds, or 5 for over 100 pounds. Shake the bottle gently if the oil looks separated, then hold it upright over your pet's food bowl and dispense the exact number of pump strokes directly onto the kibble, wet food, or raw meal.

Stir the oil thoroughly into the food using a spoon to coat every piece evenly, which helps your pet consume the full dose without selective eating. Offer the meal right away while the aroma from the wild fish oils entices your dog or cat. Observe during the first meal to ensure they eat it all; if they hesitate, mix a smaller introductory amount like half the dose with their favorite treat or topper for the first two days, then increase to full dosage by day three. Clean any spills immediately with a paper towel to prevent slipping hazards.

Daily use and routine

Incorporate Grizzly Salmon Plus into every meal by pumping the measured strokes onto fresh food each time you feed, splitting the daily total across two meals if your pet eats twice a day - for example, half the pumps at breakfast and half at dinner for even distribution. Administer at the same times daily to build a routine, such as morning and evening feedings, and use it consistently long-term since omegas work cumulatively to support cardiovascular health, immunity, skin, coat, and nervous system functions over weeks of regular use.

Choose a bottle size your pet finishes within 90 days to maintain freshness - a 4oz lasts about one month for a 20-pound dog at 2 pumps daily from a small bottle, while larger sizes suit bigger pets or multi-pet homes. Track usage by noting pumps per day in a phone app or notebook to reorder before running out, ensuring uninterrupted benefits from the EPA for skin and coat and DHA for heart and nerves.

Tips for best results

Warm the food slightly by adding a splash of warm water after the oil to enhance the fishy scent and palatability, especially for picky eaters who might otherwise avoid the strong aroma. Mix with wet food or broth if your pet prefers moisture, as the oil blends better than on dry kibble alone, and always stir well to prevent puddles that go uneaten. For cats, drizzle over shredded tuna or their favorite pate to mask the taste initially, gradually transitioning to regular food over a week.

Avoid over-pumping by counting strokes aloud each time, and never exceed the weight-based maximum to prevent loose stools from excess fat content. If your pet licks the bottle or pump, wipe it clean with a pet-safe disinfectant daily to avoid bacterial buildup. Monitor coat shine and itchiness weekly, as improvements often show in 4-6 weeks with steady use, and pair with a balanced diet low in processed carbs for amplified omega benefits from this wild-sourced blend.

Refrigerate opened larger bottles if room temperature exceeds 75°F to slow oxidation, even though the label specifies dry storage, and burp the bottle after pumping to release air bubbles for accurate dosing next time.

What to do if it's not working

If you see no coat improvement or skin issues after 4-8 weeks of consistent full dosing, double-check your pump count against the exact weight chart and bottle size, as under-dosing is common with mismatched tables. Try switching to a different food type for better absorption, like raw or home-cooked meals, and rule out allergies or infections with a vet visit rather than increasing dosage beyond guidelines. Realistic timelines vary - skin and coat changes take 4-6 weeks, while immune or heart support builds over months.

Stop use and consult a vet if diarrhea persists beyond three days of introduction or if your pet shows lethargy, as this signals sensitivity to fish oils; consider a fish-free omega alternative then. Adjust by reducing to half dose temporarily if stools loosen, ramping back up over a week once tolerated.

Storage and shelf life

Store the bottle in a cool, dry cabinet away from sunlight and heat sources at room temperature, tightening the pump securely after each use to minimize air exposure. Choose sizes your pet uses within 90 days of opening, discard if the oil smells rancid or looks cloudy rather than clear amber, and check expiration dates on arrival to ensure potency of the tocopherol-preserved omegas.