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Silver Lining Herbs Dog Supplements Review 2024: Pros, Cons, & Verdict

Sara Seitz

By Sara Seitz

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Our Final Verdict

We give Silver Lining Herbs a rating of 4.75 out of 5 stars.

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Silver Lining Herbs is an all-natural pet supplement company specializing in herbal products for horses, dogs, and humans. The company was started in 2006 by horse owners who wanted to use the knowledge passed along from their Navajo neighbors to find natural ways to help their pets (and themselves) thrive. A year after launching its horse products, the company added its first canine supplement.

Today Silver Lining Herbs has dozens of dog-specific products to help with a range of issues from allergies to deworming to eye support.

For owners who are looking to limit how many synthetic and chemical products they put in their pet’s system, Silver Lining Herbs is a wonderful choice. These all-natural herbs are specifically formulated to target common issues while supporting whole-body health.

I had the opportunity to try two of their products on my dogs, Ragz and Papyrus. Their Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil supplement noticeably improved both dogs’ mobility in just two weeks. And the Al-R-G Support helped Ragz find relief from itchy skin.

To find out more about these products, how they performed, and who I recommend them for, check out my full Silver Lining Herbs review, below.

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At a Glance: What We Reviewed

Rating Image Product Details
Our Favorite
Winner
Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil
  • No-mess pump
  • Noticeable results
  • Dogs love the natural taste
  • RUNNER UP
    Second place
    Al-R-G Support Al-R-G Support
  • Proven results
  • 11 medicinal herbs
  • No fillers or inactive ingredients
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    About Silver Lining Herbs

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    I had the opportunity to try a couple of Silver Lining Herbs’ most popular products on my own dogs. I tested their Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil supplement on both my dogs since they are getting up there in age and need all the joint and immune support they can get. I also tested the Al-R-G Support on Ragz, my Dalmatian mix, since she has been struggling with itchy skin.

    Before we get into my personal experience with the products, let’s take a closer look at what this company has to offer.


    Who Makes Silver Lining Herbs and Where Are They Produced?

    Silver Lining Herbs is based out of Buhl, Idaho. All of their pet products are made in the United States and certified by the Natural Animal Supplement Council.


    Who Are Silver Lining Herbs Products Best Suited For?

    With so many products tailored to support various needs, Silver Lining Herbs is a great option for any pet parent looking to aid or support their pet without turning to drug-based options.

    Many of their products provide an effective alternative to treatments that normally involve chemical products with known side effects. Their deworming supplement, for instance, is meant to take the place of chemical roundworm, hookworm, and tapeworm medications that can cause digestive upset, lack of appetite, and vomiting. Like most of their products, this one works by supporting the body’s natural defenses.

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    Who Might Do Better With a Different Brand?

    While the formulas Silver Lining Herbs use are well-suited for all dogs, the way these formulas are delivered makes them a little difficult to give to small dogs and those who are finicky eaters.

    Most of the supplements come in capsule form. They are meant to be hidden in a treat or opened and sprinkled on food. The formulas don’t contain any additional flavorings or inactive ingredients.

    This means that picky dogs may not take them easily.

    The base dose of many of the formulas is made for dogs that weigh 25 to 30 pounds. This makes it difficult to dose small dogs who weigh significantly less.

    While I love the unique and effective herb blends this company uses, some dogs may be better off with another option.

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    Silver Lining Herbs Products Overview

    Ingredients

    Each Silver Lining Herbs blend is carefully chosen for its medicinal properties and the effect it has on the canine body. Many of these herbs are traditionally used in Navajo medicine while others have origins in Chinese medicine.

    Ingredients in Silver Lining Herbs Hemp Seed Coconut Oil

    According to Silver Lining Herbs’ website, this supplement is meant to support healthy skin, joints, immunity, and the cardiovascular system.

    It contains only five powerful ingredients:

    • Cold Pressed Hemp Seed Oil – High in polyunsaturated fatty acids that help the body fight inflammation, promote cardiovascular health, and support healthy skin, according to webMD.
    • Coconut Oil – A great source of medium chain fatty acids, which support gut, skin, brain, and metabolic health while fighting infection, according to Dogs Naturally Magazine.
    • Flaxseed Oil – Rich in nutrients and healthy fats, helps support cardiovascular health and might help fight cancer, according to the USDA.
    • Soybean Oil – Contains a number of heart-healthy fats and also supports bone and skin health, according to Healthline.
    • Vitamin E Oil – A powerful antioxidant that can help reduce inflammation, fight disease, and protect the heart, according to the Mayo Clinic.

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    Ingredients in Al-R-G Support

    According to Silver Lining Herbs’ website, this supplement is meant to maintain a healthy and appropriate response to allergens, thus reducing itching, redness, and other allergy symptoms.

    It contains eleven herbal ingredients, including:

    • Bilberry – Rich source of anthocyanins, which have been proven to produce anticancer, wound healing, and anti-allergy effects, according to NIH.
    • Astragalus – Has been shown to reduce seasonal allergy symptoms, according to studies.
    • Bupleurum – Used extensively in Chinese medicine, this herb has anti-inflammatory and anti-allergy effects, according to research.
    • Nettle – This herb has been proven to reduce the symptoms of allergies, including sneezing and itchiness, according to NIH.

    Dosage

    The Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil comes in an easy-dose pump bottle and is meant to be added to your pet’s dish at meal times. Dogs up to 25 pounds get 1 pump per day, while dogs over 75 pounds get 4 pumps per day.

    The Al-R-G Support supplement comes in capsule form. These capsules can be hidden in a treat or some peanut butter. Or you can open the capsule and sprinkle it onto your pet’s food. This product is also available in powder form.

    Dogs up to 30 pounds get 1 capsule per day of Al-R-G, while dogs over 75 pounds get 3 capsules.

    Interestingly, the bottle recommends skipping a dose once per week.

    Most Silver Lining Herbs dog products come in capsule form. Some can also be purchased as an easy-dose powder.

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    Recall History

    According to the FDA, Silver Lining Herbs has never had a product recalled.


    In Summary

    Pros
    • Made with powerful medicinal herbs
    • No inactive ingredients or fillers
    • Easy to add to meals
    • Made in the USA
    Cons
    • Dosing for small dogs can be difficult
    • Picky eaters may not eat them

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    Reviews of the Best Silver Lining Products

    Let’s take a closer look at Silver Lining Herbs Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil and Al-R-G Support supplements.

    1. Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil

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    This supplement is chock full of healthy fats known to support overall health while battling inflammation and delivering important nutrients.

    Hemp seed oil, coconut oil, flaxseed oil, soybean oil, and vitamin E deliver powerful antioxidants. Rich in omega-3s and medium-chain fatty acids, this blend supports immune, joint, cardiovascular, and skin health.

    While a great option for dogs of all ages, it is especially beneficial for older dogs. The antioxidants and phytochemicals in the blend help fight free radicals, cancer, and inflammation common in aging animals.

    Pros
    • Noticeable results
    • No-mess pump
    • Dogs love the natural taste
    • All natural and no fillers
    Cons
    • Hard to do partial doses

    2. Al-R-G Support

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    This powerful medicinal supplement contains a proprietary blend of 11 herbs tested and proven to reduce allergy symptoms in both humans and dogs.

    Some of these herbs target the immune system to help reduce overreaction to allergens and help balance the body’s response to foreign proteins. Others work to reduce inflammation, itchiness, sneezing, and other common allergy symptoms.

    Each capsule contains only active ingredients. There are no fillers, flavor enhancers, or byproducts. They can be given whole or the capsule can be broken open and the powder added to your dog’s food.

    Pros
    • Proven results
    • 11 medicinal herbs
    • No fillers or inactive ingredients
    • Available in capsules or powder
    Cons
    • Hard to do partial doses
    • Might have to pill picky eaters

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    Our Experience With Silver Lining Herbs

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    My grandmother was a bit of a witch doctor and my family has always opted for natural remedies whenever possible. So, as you can imagine, I was very excited to try these Navajo and Chinese medicine-inspired products on my dogs.

    Ragz, my Dalmatian mix will be turning 13 this year. And Papyrus, my Chihuahua, is 14. They are definitely getting to the age where life is starting to catch up to them a bit.

    Because they both have some mobility issues due to joint pain and could use a little boost in the immune department, I used the Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil on both of them.

    Ragz has been suffering from itchy skin for some time now. She has no current known topical allergies, but she certainly has sensitive skin and has gone into anaphylaxis in the past after a wasp sting. So we know her immune system is pretty overreactive.

    For these reasons, I was excited to try the Al-R-G Support on her.

    I used both products daily for about three weeks before writing this review.

    After the first two weeks, I noticed a clear improvement in Ragz’s mobility. I had been giving her Rimadyl every morning before our 1.5-mile walk to help with her joint pain. When she started to show less pain in the afternoon, I slowly decreased this.

    After three weeks on the Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil, she is only receiving her Rimadyl before big hikes. Thanks to the supplement, she is able to complete our daily walks with minimal limping.

    Because of his size and gait, it is much harder to gauge Papyrus’ joint pain levels. But I can say he seems peppier than usual. And both dogs’ coats have gotten noticeably softer since starting the supplement.

    The Al-R-G support also seems to be helping Ragz. The product says to expect noticeable results to take up to 30 days. But already I have noticed she is itching less and seems more comfortable.

    I empty the capsules directly onto her food each morning and she eats it without complaint.

    These products definitely appear to be effective. My only gripes with them center around the dosing amounts.

    The lowest dose of the oil is for dogs up to 25 pounds. But given that Papyrus is only 7 pounds, I didn’t feel that giving him the same dose as 30-pound Ragz was the best way to go. For him, I try to do a half-pump into his food each morning.

    This is a bit tricky and I am sure it varies a little. Still, the product is easier to dose than the capsules.

    The Al-R-G capsules advise one capsule for dogs up to 30 pounds. Again, if I were to use this on my small dog, I would probably try to dump only half the powder into his bowl each day.

    All this is to say, it would be nice if Silver Lining Herbs offered more options in terms of concentration. It would also be nice to be able to get the oil in a larger bottle as I would expect large dogs to go through it quickly.

    But these really are minor complaints. And given how well these supplements are already working for my dogs, I’d say they are more than worth the drawbacks.

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    Conclusion

    Overall, I was very happy with how well the Hemp Seed-Coconut Oil and Al-R-G Support supplements seemed to work for my dogs.

    Both are made with high-quality medicinal herbs and ingredients right here in the USA. Because they are function-focused, they do not contain flavor enhancers and are not made to be given as treats. But this also means they contain no fillers and are far more concentrated for faster, more noticeable results.

    I plan to keep my dogs on these two products and have already ordered some of Silver Lining Herbs’ joint support products to add to their regimen. Given how many products they offer for humans and pets, I am certain these won’t be my last purchase from this company, either!

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