Wild Salmon Oil (Omega 3: 30%). Omega 3 fatty acids are a necessity, not an option, for optimal health A shiny fur and a healthy skin are the most visible indicators of the health state of our dog or cat. A complete and balanced diet is what...
One of the key functions of each cell is to create homeostasis (the capacity of preserving a stable and constant internal environment). The first step in achieving homeostasis is to develop a healthy cell membrane, this being the wall that separates the internal environment from...
In summer, the cardiovascular risks are higher than in winter, because the excessive heat is a major stress factor for the heart. The cardiac rhythm accelerates, to help the body lower its temperatures through sweating, the blood vessels are dilated and the cardiovascular system is...
There are many fatty acids, but only a few cannot be synthesized by the mammals’ organisms – they are the so called “essential fatty acids”, because they are needed by the organism but need to come directly from the diet. These fatty acids are components...
Absolutely yes! Cats need salmon oil ! The Omega 3 fatty acids are essential nutritive elements for humans, dogs and cats, because they cannot be synthesized by the body – therefore, they must be supplemented through diet. Omega 3 fatty acids are: ALA – alpha linolenic acid,...
There are quite a few stages until you can see its full power, the first stage being also the simplest (all fish oils will have this effect) – the fur will become soft and shiny. Further on, the second stage is the anti-swelling effect, and here...
