LifeSense C8 MCT Oil for Dogs | Sourced from Coconut Oil | Dog Optimal Fuel for The Brain and Body | Human Grade | Non-GMO| Keto-Friendly, Made in USA by PhD Nutrition, 32 oz

My Labrador/Doberman mix started limping and could not jump up into my bed anymore. I started giving her this oil daily combined with CBD oil and Noble Beast joint supplements daily and she went right back to her normal self within a few days. She won't always jump into the bed, but she CAN and does now with the help of this oil and the other 2. there is no smell, and she does not seem to mind it when added to any food (dog food, rotisserie chicken, no trouble eating it). This bottle lasts quite a while. Will be buying again going forward.

Using for my golden retriever with seizures. It was recommended by another dog parent, and I am highly satisfied with the product. I especially like that it is made specifically for use with dogs, and the bottle is so easy to measure each serving.

Easy to use. Mixes easily with her food. Had to work up to full dose to avoid tummy upset. Unfortunately, it didn't help with my dog's seizures so we discontinued it after a couple of months.

This helped my dog so much. He's a traumatized mess of anxiety, and has definitely been showing signs of age related decline (most Fly Biting) This isn't a magic solution, obviously, but it provided some essential vitamins I didn't know he was missing. Helps his mood, attention, and coat. The only draw back I can think of is the fact that it is just straight oil, so it can be tricky to get him to take a full dose. I recommend mixing it well with dry food or treats and making sure to wash the dishes after; elsewise it can get gunky good stuff though. definitely definitely worth the cost if your pup needs more vitamins

My 13.5 year old Labrador was just diagnosed with dementia. We had symptoms such as going to the back door and just standing there (vet cleared him of eye issue), falling on walks (vet cleared him of any joint issues), and barking at night as if he was never fed. Vet recommended I put him on a special prescription based diet that would run a little over $200/month. Obviously a hefty bill and of course I set to the WWW to look for alternatives (if there are any). It took some time, but luckily I ran into an article reviewing the prescription dog food my vet prescribed. The vet said the biggest difference between the prescription based dog food and other dog food was that it contains MCT oil. She also stated that it contains a lot of sugar, which would be more harmful than good in senior dogs, so I bought this oil. We have only been using the oil a month and he seems to be lasting longer on walks and has way more energy. He did still have a fall this last weekend during a walk, but nothing like we have been going through. He does still bark to be fed a second time in the evenings, but if I sit with him he seems to calm. We really do not have any more episodes of just standing at the back door. I do see an overall improvement of his energy. He has been like a puppy up until this last year, so it was sad to see his decline so quickly. I will continue receiving this item monthly. I should note, I do use a little less than recommended amounts. This MCT oil is a breeze to dispense as a result it is not messy. The oil appears to be helping with some of my dog’s symptoms and is overall saving me money. I have not noticed any reactions to the oil. The oil does not have an odor and is easy to pour directly on my dog’s dog food.

I have ordered this product several times after it was recommended by our veterinarian. I pour half the dosage over my dog’s food in the morning and evening feeding. He never hesitates to eat his food with the oil on it and licks his bowl wanting to get it all.

(disclaimer: got it only few days ago for my epileptic 1.5yr old dog and obviously cannot say it’s been helpful yet; please do your own research on benefits of MCT oil in dog diet) 1. Poured it into her dry food, in my case about 3.8ml three times a day, she finished her bowl and licked it clean! Tried the same thing with adding 1oz of warm water - equally good; 2. The container design is perfect for syringing, no mess!; 3. Arrived safely, the container is safe and I’m in Hawaii:) ONE MONTH UPDATE: It got harder to have her finish her bowl of kibble syringed with oil so I added a spoonful of can food, nicely mixed, and it works. Need to mention the dog is not excited about her food at all but does finish it. Will do a 6 month update if MCT oil helps with dog epilepsy along with LEVETIRACETAM she’s been on. So far, 3 months of her meds and one month of MCT - no seizures!

Our dog ate her food with this oil added to it...but after 1 week she would not touch her food if it had this oil in it. Even though the product is labeled as odorless and tasteless, after a short period of time dogs pick up on it being in their food and will stop eating it.