Omega-3 (EPA 17 mg · DHA 38 mg)
The essential fatty acids your dog cannot make on their own. Omega-3s build into skin cell membranes and support the moisture barrier that keeps a coat soft instead of flaky.

Why it matters
It can take up to 30 days to see changes in your pup. Consistency is key.
What's inside
Every active labelled in milligrams. No proprietary blends, no rounding up.
The essential fatty acids your dog cannot make on their own. Omega-3s build into skin cell membranes and support the moisture barrier that keeps a coat soft instead of flaky.
A structural requirement for the skin's outer barrier. What matters is balance with omega-3, and that is what this formula is built around.
The third omega. Omega-9 supports skin softness and helps your dog absorb more of the omega-3 and omega-6 alongside it.
DHA straight from the source, the marine microalgae that fish eat to become rich in omega-3 in the first place. Cultivated rather than harvested, so it adds potency without pulling from wild fish stocks.
Wild-caught, not farmed. Delivers EPA and DHA in their native triglyceride form, the way dogs have taken them in for thousands of years.
Small mineral, outsized role. Zinc is required for keratin formation and skin cell turnover, and it is a cofactor in the enzymes that convert dietary fatty acids into their active forms.
Required for collagen production and a partner to vitamin E. Vitamin C helps skin stay structurally sound and protected.
Natural-source vitamin E protects the omega oils in this chew, and the ones already in your dog's skin, from breaking down.
Biotin supports keratin production, the structural protein that hair is literally built from.
Other ingredients: Salmon, oat flour, palm fruit oil, rice flour, flaxseed, fish oil, sunflower lecithin, coconut glycerin, sorbic acid, powdered cellulose, rosemary extract, mixed tocopherols.
Note: This chew uses an oat and rice base for structure and digestibility. Our Freeze-Dried Chicken Liver Treats are single-ingredient and grain-free.
The difference
This is the one product category where cooking does the most damage, and where almost everyone does it anyway.
EPA, DHA and linoleic acid are the most oxidation-prone compounds in any supplement. Extrusion and baking break them down before the chew ever reaches the jar.
A no-water, no-heat process means the 346 mg of omega fatty acids on the label is the amount that reaches your dog, not a number that was true before manufacturing started.
Salmon oil brings EPA and DHA in whole-food form. DHAgold algae adds concentrated DHA from the original source. Together they deliver more than either would alone, and the algae portion does not touch wild fish stocks.
Honest comparison
Against a typical skin-and-coat chew sold at the same price point.
| Attribute | The Brody Co | Typical skin & coat chew |
|---|---|---|
| Omega profile | Full 3-6-9, 346 mg per chew | Usually omega-3 only |
| Omega sources | Salmon oil plus DHAgold algae | Single source, often fish oil alone |
| Manufacturing | No water, no heat | Extruded and cooked |
| Cofactors included | Zinc, biotin, vitamins C and E | Often omitted |
| Vitamin E form | Natural d-alpha tocopherol | Usually synthetic dl- |
| Facility | SQF certified, FDA registered | Varies, often undisclosed |
How to use
Every dog is different. Check with your veterinarian before starting any new supplement, especially if your dog is on medication or has an existing condition.
Questions
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