Liquid Omega 3 for Dogs Provides Effective Immune System Support
Nov 2, 2019
Natural Dog Treats' Salmon Oil Supplement is now helping dogs with a balanced dose of natural omega-3, 6, and 9 fatty acids. The liquid omega 3 for dogs offers a natural way to support a dog's overall health and maintain a high energy level.
Vilnius, Vilnius mun., Lithuania - November 2, 2019 —
Natural Dog Treats confirms that it is now making a serious impact on Amazon with its recently launched liquid omega 3 for dogs supplement. The company reports that it has received positive feedback from users of the fish oil supplement about its effectiveness in supporting their dogs’ overall immune system. The product uses 100% natural Norwegian salmon oil and is bottled under stringent manufacturing standards, the brand says.
“Senior dogs often have weaker immune systems and are much more prone to inflammation and infection than younger dogs. Inflammation plays a role in many diseases, including arthritis, kidney disease, brain disease, and heart disease. Autoimmune diseases are also common in these organs. Supplementing with omega-3 helps reduce autoimmune responses and inflammation effectively. Fatty acids also help promote circulation in these various organs,” states a spokesperson from Natural Dog Treats.
According to the company, omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids help maintain healthy skin, promote a strong immune system and play a role in cell growth. If a dog does not get enough of these essential fatty acids, the classic signs of deficiency may appear, including dry and flaking skin, dull coat, dermatitis, and hair loss. The appropriate amounts of omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids may benefit dogs with skin, coat or certain other problems. This can be accomplished by feeding foods rich in essential fatty acids, by adding fatty acid supplements, or both.
Natural Dog Treats recommends pet owners to feed their pets the fish oil supplement together with dog food every day. This product is suitable for all types of dogs, regardless of their size or breed. This omega 3 for small dogs has been shown to support joint and heart, in addition to the immune system, the brand says.
For user convenience, Natural Dog Treats offers its dog fish oil supplement in convenient bottles with easy-to-use leak-proof dosing pumps. The recommended dosage charts are available on the back of each container. Each 500 ml bottle of this omega 3 6 9 dogs supplement is available on Amazon.
Those interested in learning more about Natural Dog Treats’ salmon oil supplement for dogs should visit the company’s official website or Amazon storefront.
###
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1e-7lXxls0
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NaturalDogTreatsShop
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natural_dog_treats/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFerVdNSY1-czJd-NfTtn3Q
About Us: Natural Dog Treats was founded with one main goal – to provide best single-ingredient pet treats on the market that dogs will love. Using only the highest quality, 100% natural ingredients we develop a range of pet foods, supplements and care products all focused on enabling our pets enjoy life to the full, naturally.
Contact Info:
Name: Simas Zelvys
Email: Send Email
Organization: Ventus artis, MB
Address: J. Franko g., Vilnius, Vilnius mun., 08431, Lithuania
Phone: +37062806930
Website: https://www.naturaldogtreats.net
Release ID: 88932172
More News
Pearl Harbour and Hawaii’s connection to Qantas’ Double Sunrise
Months before the Imperial Japanese Navy surprise attacked Hawaii, Qantas would take delivery of its first Catalina PBY boat planes on the island.
Battle lines drawn as Curtin opposes WA’s mega-university plan
Curtin University vice chancellor Professor Harlene Hayne expressed deep concern about the merger and said the institution is planning to oppose the proposal.
Emoji ‘implied consent’ in rape case, court told
A woman has been questioned in court whether sending an emoji meant she left “the possibility open” for boundaries to be broken.
New HK$122 million lifeguard outsourcing contract sparks public spending concerns
A controversial decision by Hong Kong authorities to award a lifeguard and first aid services contract worth more than HK$122 million (US$15.6 million) to a company previously found to have failed to provide the required staffing at swimming pools has sparked concerns over whether public funds are being used prudently. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department on Saturday defended the decision, saying it was satisfied with Spotlight Enterprises’ performance over the past two years and that it...
Controversial redevelopment of playing fields to drive kids out of sport, locals warn
Locals have accused council of ignoring the concerns of residents after the release of a new master plan for a redevelopment in Liverpool.
Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: biotech firm eyes cervical cancer test breakthrough
Hong Kong biotech entrepreneur Ricky Chiu Yin-to is seeking to make cervical cancer screening easier through urine-based HPV testing, using sample-concentration technology developed by his company. His company, Phase Scientific, made its name during the Covid-19 pandemic through its rapid antigen test, Indicaid. The product received US emergency-use authorisation in July 2021, was used in Hong Kong community testing and sold in more than 30 countries. At the start of the pandemic, the firm...
Murder charges laid after stabbing victim dies in hospital
The man, in his 30s, was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a critical condition on Saturday but died overnight.
Murder charges laid after stabbing victim dies in hospital
The man, in his 30s, was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a critical condition on Saturday but died overnight.
More support needed for ethnic minority children with special needs, charity says
A non-profit children’s education organisation in Hong Kong has urged the government to expand support services for preschool-aged ethnic minority children with special needs to more districts, after a pilot project found that 95 per cent of participants showed improvement. Heep Hong Society said on Sunday that many ethnic minority families faced multiple barriers when seeking support for children with special educational needs (SEN), including language difficulties, financial constraints and...
Hangzhou is doubling down on tech – minus the viral hype
A year ago, a Unitree robot kickboxing could light up social media. When DeepSeek released its latest open-source artificial intelligence (AI) model, developers around the world rushed to test it. This year, however, Hangzhou’s latest technology bets have barely made a ripple. The city’s “New Eight Steeds” – eight deep-tech companies in fields ranging from smart glasses and inference graphic processing units (GPUs) to compute-in-memory chips and space computing – are a very different proposition...
Apple announces “Welcome Home” event on 13 October in New York
The event will show just how serious Apple is about making a push into the smart home market.
Triple threat: Tropical Storm Rachel, Kelvin wave, high tides combined to batter SoCal coast
The coastal flooding that damaged homes and flooded roads this week from Newport Beach to Long Beach came from a highly unusual combination of events that underscores the challenges California is facing amid predictions of a "super" El Nino winter.
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.