Animal Essentials Ocean Supreme Fish Oil Dog & Cat Supplement
Animal Essentials Ocean Omega Fish Oil uses fish oil from Iceland, the cleanest and most sustainable fishery on the planet. This new fish oil formula is high-quality, processed according to strict U.S. and European Pharmacopeia standards. Each batch is distilled by state-of-the-art methods to remove pesticides, heavy metals and other contaminants, and is tested for purity by an independent laboratory.
Key Benefits- Supports healthy skin & coat, healthy immune functions and natural resistance to fleas
- Made from certified EU raw fish for joint, brain, heart, and healthy skin and coat
- Higher in EPA, DHA and total omega 3 than salmon oil and most other fish oils
- No artificial preservatives, colorings or flavoring and fortified with natural vitamin E
- Refrigerate after opening to keep fresh and viable, impact resistant PET plastic bottle is recyclable and avoids chemical leaching that may occur with other forms of plastic
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Item Number89214
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Breed Size
Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, Extra Small & Toy Breeds, Giant Breeds
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Food Form
Supplement
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Lifestage
Adult, Senior, Puppy
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Made in
United States
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Product Form
Liquid
Fish Oil (Source of Omega 3), Vitamin E (Natural Sourced-Alpha Tocopherol).
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Fish Oil | 2500mg |
| Crude Fat | 99.9% min |
| Moisture | 0.5% max |
| Total Omega-3 Fatty Acids | 1500 mg min |
| Elcosapentaenoic Acid (EHA) | 600 mg min |
| Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) | 60 mg min |
| Arachidonic Acid (AA) | 60 mg min |
| Natural Vitamin E | 10 IU |
| Weight | Daily Feeding |
|---|---|
| 20 - 39 lbs | 0.5 teaspoon/2.5ml |
| 40 - 59 lbs | 1.0 teaspoon/5.00ml |
| 60 - 79 lbs | 1.5 teaspoon/7.5ml |
| 80 - 99 lbs | 3 teaspoons/15ml |
| Over 100 lbs | 3.5 teaspoons/17.5ml |
| Cats | 1/4 - 1/2 teaspoon (17.5ml |
83% Recommend
83% of reviewersrecommend this product
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23 Reviews
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By Poodiecat on May 30, 2018
This oil seems to be working well. Love all that this company makes......Tinkle Tonic is one of my favs for the cats with kidney issues. My kitty lasted 3.5 years after diagnosis by using it.
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By Cassidy on Jun 14, 2018
I was very surprised that my lil kitty likes this! She's usually very picky! Hopefully I'll notice a difference in her arthritis soon!
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By Christine on Jan 9, 2018
My cats love when i add to their Blue freedom wet food. They chow down. It would be easier if the bottle had a small spout like when pouring olive oil, it tends to drip down the neck no matter how careful you are. But as long as the kitties love it, it's all good.
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By Ginger on Jun 10, 2018
My cats did not like the taste Would not eat it even when it was mixed in with their food
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By EllyMayClampett on Dec 16, 2017 Top 250 Contributor
the dogs really like this oil—better than any other I've tried, and it sure seems to help them maintain a healthy, shiny coat.
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By OmBaby on Apr 29, 2017
This stuff works great for my Persian cat who gets constipated often. She is older and can't absorb her food as well as she used too.She also has to deal with more hair in her poop because her long hair is rabbit fine and it won't brush out into a cat brush. This prevents constipation that causes diarrhea that causes her to get UTIs. So yes it helps her a lot. She is also finicky and won't usually eat anything added to her food. This fish oil barely has any scent at all and I've been using this bottle for a couple of months. I put 1/8th tsp in her food twice a day after getting her used to once a day. I've tried salmon oil before and it just went bad so quickly even when kept in my super This stuff works great for my Persian cat who gets constipated often. She is older and can't absorb her food as well as she used too.She also has to deal with more hair in her poop because her long hair is rabbit fine and it won't brush out into a cat brush. This prevents constipation that causes diarrhea that causes her to get UTIs. So yes it helps her a lot. She is also finicky and won't usually eat anything added to her food. This fish oil barely has any scent at all and I've been using this bottle for a couple of months. I put 1/8th tsp in her food twice a day after getting her used to once a day. I've tried salmon oil before and it just went bad so quickly even when kept in my super cold fridge. After it got a strong scent they refused to eat any of that. So glad to of found a more pure product. Also, you just cannot do better than Chewy's customer service. … more
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By Kinu on Jun 11, 2017
My cat had dandruff, so the Vet recommended this. Within 4 days, the dandruff was gone. Her coat is now very shiny.
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By Dory on Jun 14, 2017
My vet said this was good stuff but my cat won't have anything to do with it. Tis a conundrum.
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By Jasmin on Feb 5, 2017
My cats are very finicky eaters (like most cats!) but they all like this oil. I am glad because it is very good for their health. We live in a very polluted city, so I bought this product to keep their immune system strong. But it also keeps their fur looking great and feeling soft.
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By path on Jan 4, 2017
My vet had recommended salmon oil for my dog's skin. Chewy was out of the brand I usually bought so I tried this. It did not seem to help as well and my dog did not like it as much as natural salmon oil.
