Thrive Salmon Oil
$24.99 – $39.99
- Excellent shelf preservation due to high purity and gentle processing
- High level of natural antioxidants and astaxanthin.
- Fresh taste of salmon will help increase pet’s appetite
- Caught in the water of Norway
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Brand: THRIVE – 500ml and 1L
Thrive Salmon Oil is processed using a non-GMO patented process to separate the oil from fresh raw salmon. The end result is an excellent high-quality fish oil, and a rich source of EPA/DHA fatty acids.
- Excellent shelf preservation due to high purity and gentle processing
- High level of natural antioxidants and astaxanthin.
- Fresh taste of salmon will help increase pet’s appetite
- Caught in the water of Norway
Ingredients
Pure Norwegian Salmon Oil
Nutrition Facts (per 1.25ml)
- ALA 100mg
- EPA 40mg
- DHA 60mg
- LA 200mg
Additional Info
Add recommended daily dosage to pet’s meals for maximum benefits.
Salmon Oil is recommended for dogs and cats of all life stages including puppies and kittens
Dosage: 1.25ml per every 5 lbs of body weight per day
Store out of sunlight. Keep refrigerated after open to maintain freshness.
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