Salmon oil for dogs and cats Vetocanis 250ml
Containing omega 3 & 6, Vetocanis salmon oil has been specially designed to provide essential fatty acids for your dog or cat.
This is a food supplement for your pet.
Salmon oil should be used in addition to a balanced diet to provide benefits to your pet.
- 100% salmon oil
- food supplement for cats and dogs with beneficial health properties, also suitable for lactating dogs
- salmon oil: rich in omega 3 & 6 fatty acids
- grain-free: also suitable for food allergies and intolerances
- skin and coat health: contributes to coat shine and skin health
- stimulates the immune system: strengthens natural defenses
- reduces age-related problems: prevents arthritis and rheumatism and reduces their symptoms
- stimulates the appetite: perfectly complements the meals of picky eaters or those with little appetite
250 ml pump bottle
Salmon oil is a dietary supplement for dogs and cats.
VETOCANIS has been an expert in care products for dogs and cats for more than 20 years. We have developed a complete range (hair care, dental hygiene, antiparasitics, anti-stress) dedicated to animal well-being.
Dosage
This bottle is supplied with a very practical dosing spout, which allows you to precisely dose the intake for your animal and not to waste salmon oil:
You can add salmon oil to its daily food, 2 to 3 times a week all year round or as a one-month treatment, to make it more palatable and thus stimulate your cat or dog's appetite. .
Simply add it directly to your pet's ration.
Composition:
100% salmon oil
The salmon used to make this dog and cat salmon oil are born and raised in Norway (85%) and Scotland (15%).
Norwegian salmon products are sustainable and safe for pets. Our products are free of antibiotics and represent a good combination of palatability and essential ingredients that our pets need.
Store your salmon oil in a cool, dry place and away from light; ideally in the refrigerator to preserve it as best as possible. Be sure to close the bottle tightly to ensure optimal conservation.
Ask your veterinarian for advice if your pet is overweight.
