Updated 11/13/25
Moxxor is a marine-source Omega-3 supplement cold-pressed from New Zealand green-lipped mussels. It’s my favorite form of Omega-3s, in part because the capsules are tiny compared to fish oil and even krill oil gel caps, yet they pack more anti-inflammatory power than most other forms.
Although the milligram amounts are smaller (about 1/3 the typical giant fish oil supplement!), the constituents are so concentrated and so highly bioavailable that it is just as effective. In fact, in my personal experience, I find it works far better than other forms of Omega-3.
Updated 11/10/25
(For more in-depth information on all the varieties of Omega-3 supplements, click here.)
If you do try Moxxor, here are the ways I suggest using it.
For Humans
If you (or other human family members) have not been taking any Omega-3s supplements prior to starting Moxxor, then it may be helpful to take more (four to six capsules) per day until the body gets “caught up,” then reduce to the standard two-per-day regimen. You may also want to start at a higher level if you have a specific health condition you want to address. Omega-3s have been shown to have powerful anti-inflammatory effects. They are especially good for skin, brain, heart, and joint health. Try taking an increased amount for a month or two, then reduce to the regular twice a day regimen, and see how you feed. You can always add more. I often take an extra capsule or two after heavy exertion, or if I feel run down at all.
For Pets
For cats or small dogs in a state of Omega-3 deficiency, give up to two capsules per day; for larger dogs, up to four capsules per day.
For a healthy cat or small dog, one capsule every one or two days, is perfectly adequate. For larger dogs, one or two capsules per day is sufficient.
For Pets with Health Issues
For people or animals facing a health challenge, of course, more may be better (though Moxxor is very concentrated, so there’s no need to go overboard!). Omega-3s benefit the heart, kidneys, skin, nervous system, and immune system. Therefore, a higher dose of Omega-3s is may be helpful for pets with similar issues. Give up to two capsules per day for cats or small dogs, or 6 capsules per day for large dogs.
Administration
The Moxxor capsule’s tiny size makes it easy to take yourself, as well as to give to pets directly by mouth. Its mild but intriguing smell may even make it a fun treat for some animals to eat, all by itself!
Moxxor capsules easily fit into a Pill Pocket® for pets who accept those. It can also be wrapped in a bit of cheese or coated with peanut butter as a treat for dogs. (Be sure to use a peanut butter that does not contain xylitol, a sweetener that is highly toxic to pets!)
For very fussy or mouth-shy pets, you can puncture the end of a capsule with a pin and squeeze the oil onto food; mix well for very picky pets. If you find it hard to squeeze the tiny gel caps, you may want to use pliers or similar tool to get the most oil out.
I re-discovered the utility of a pill gun for my cat Sundance, who at 17 was getting rather crotchety about taking any oral supplement. Using the pill gun made it easy for him to get his daily Moxxor, and for me to keep my fingers bruise-free!
And that’s it! Simple dimple!
Of course, always let your veterinarian know what supplements you are giving your pet.
Note: Moxxor does not have the blood-thinning effects of other marine oils.
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