Omega Benefits® is the highest quality omega-3 for your pet’s overall wellness, as well as healthy joints, cardiovascular function, skin, brain and eye health.
WHY DOES YOUR VETERINARIAN RECOMMEND OMEGA BENEFITS®?
Omega Benefits® provides long-term support for:
-Dry, flaky skin & seasonal skin allergies
-Healthy inflammatory response
-Enhanced cardiovascular function
-Joint flexibility & mobility spport
HOW IS OMEGA BENEFITS® DIFFERENT FROM OTHER FISH OIL PRODUCTS?
-Omega Benefits® was used in 2 of the largest, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical studies for joint & skin health.
-Our Triglyceride form is potent and absorbable
-Omega Benefits® is 3rd party tested for over 400 contaminants.
DIRECTIONS:
Apply oil onto food. Refrigerate after opening.
FROM NORWAY TO YOUR DOORWAY™:
Veterinarian Recommended Solutions Omega Benefits from our world class manufacturing facility in Norway and delivers the product directly to you.
Q: If my dog is currently getting Omega-3s in his or her food, should I still supplement Omega Benefits®?
A: As with many human foods, dog food companies will often add a nominal amount of Omega-3s into your dog’s diet, often in other forms than the active EPA and DHA. Your veterinarian recommended Omega Benefits for your dog because they do not believe he or she is getting a sufficient amount of EPA and DHA from his or her diet.
Q: How long does it take to see results in my dog?
A: Depending on how Omega-3 depleted your dog is, you may start to see results in as little as 1 or 2 weeks. On average it may take 6 to 12 weeks to see the full effects of the product.
Q: What is the shelf life of Omega Benefits?
A: The shelf life is 2 years for unopened bottles. Once opened, Omega Benefits needs to be refrigerated.The shelf life of opened, refrigerated bottles is 6-7 months.
Q: Are there any side effects my dog may experience?
A: Omega-3 fatty acids are a very safe and effective treatment for your pets. Dogs with known gastrointestinal or pancreatic issues, should be titrated up to the recommended dose. Dogs that have never consumed omega-3 fatty acids may lack the pancreatic enzyme that breaks down Omega-3 fatty acids and may be sensitive to an increase in this dietary fat. As a result, some may experience loose stool or diarrhea for the first week or two.
