Free Form Fatty Acid Liquid for Dogs & Cats, 4-oz bottle
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Free Form Fatty Acid Liquid for Dogs & Cats helps reduce inflammation associated with normal daily activity. Delicious and easy to give, this supplement provides a concentrated source of beneficial Omega-3 fatty acids in a free fatty acid form that is readily absorbed for healthy skin and a shiny hair coat. Omega-3 fatty acids, especially EPA and DHA, are recommended to promote immune system and joint health and support your pet’s overall wellness.
Key Benefits- Free Form helps support your pet's skin and coat, joints and immune system health by supplying free-form Omega-3 Fatty Acids derived from deep ocean fish oil through a special molecular distillation process. This creates a concentrated form of EPA and DHA that is readily available to be absorbed much more easily than other forms of Omega-3 Fatty Acids
- Provides a concentrated source of beneficial Omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA to support immune system, joint health and overall wellness
- Free-form fatty acids are readily absorbed because the glycerol has been removed from the molecule
- No preservatives, sugar or starch
- Easy dosing liquid - simply squeeze appropriate number of pumps to administer
For use in cats and dogs only. If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. ALWAYS read the entire product label prior to use.
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Item Number91624
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BrandBayer, DVM
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
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Food FormSupplement
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LifestageAdult, Senior, Puppy
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Product FormLiquid
Eicosapentaencic Acid (EPA), Docosahexaencic Acid (DHA).
Administer 1 pump (0.5 mL) per 10 lb of body weight daily.
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80% Recommend
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The cats don't like it!
By Deb22056 on Oct 31, 2019
The cats don't like it and won't eat their food if it's in there. I'm not going to try to force feed them it like it's medicine. I wasted my money. It smells really strong of fish and I think that's why the cats don't like it. They need to neutralize the odor or something. I'm sure it would really be great for them, but if you can't get them to take it, then it's no use.
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difficult to get accurate dosage
By chop on Aug 12, 2019
Find the spout difficult to operate to get the correct amount of the oil that I need. I removed the spout and tried pouring the required 1/2 teaspoon and that is also difficult as the oil drips down the bottle? Not easy to work with at all.
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i am looking to alleviate my dog's licking her paws!
By maddypants on Aug 21, 2019
so i am trying this! she likes it on her food, so that's a plus! she is still licking. it may be a habit. it was recommended by a friend ; it has worked for her highly allergic doggy.
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Quality product
By BKlouser on Jul 3, 2019
Dogs took it with no issues. Recommended to me by our Veterinarian.
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Yes I recommend it
By Ciara on Apr 17, 2019
My veterinarian put one of our dogs on Free Form when he was a puppy for his eyes. His coat is super soft also.
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Easy to use
By Great on Feb 14, 2019
Easy to use. Have used the snip tabs before the pump is so much easier. Helps with my dogs itchy winter skin and hot spots on my geriatric puppy.
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Pump does not work
By June on Feb 4, 2019
Pump does not work. Suggest you purchase the other type of Free Form. Have bottle with no working pump.
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Fish oil pump
By Sharon on Feb 4, 2019
Much better than the snip tips. Now my hands don't always end up smelling like fish!
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Unfortunately no takers
By Becky on Sep 3, 2018
All the reviews I read were so positive, so I hate to change that, but my boys did not like the taste. I tried putting it on all flavors of cat food including their crunchies, but no go. I was hoping for the best!
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This is what my vet recommended
By KathyO50 on Jul 1, 2018
One of my dogs has allergies and and both are over 7 years of age. I worry about arthritis and told my vet I was buying supplements to give to them. He recommended Free Form. I originally had those capsules you had to twist the top off of and those were a pain. This is just one pump on top of their food. They seem to like it and I think my one dog is scratching less. I have only been using this for a few weeks so it is hard to tell the long-term benefits, but I'll continue using based on my vet's recommendation.
