Is this pure salmon oil or blended with other fish?
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Not sure...The label states : "contains 2000mg of the finest Salmon Oil available; other ingredients are Gelatin, Vegetable Glycerin and fish(salmon) ingredients. "Nature's Bounty"hot line for questions is: 800-433-2990.
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For as long as I've use salmon oil, I've not refrigerated and have not had it spoiled. I live in Hawaii...the tropics. Recently I 've switched to Icelandic Anchovy Sardine Oil as Anchovies are not bottom feeders so less heavy metals.
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The Grizzly Salmon Oil is listed by % on the label: DHA 11.0% (min.) and EPA 10.0% (min.). Your vet may be able to tell you if this product will meet the requirements. I also use a product from Nature's Farmacy West: "Dogzymes Ultimate" and it has the ingredients listed in mg. on the label; it is a dry blend that you mix in with the meal. We have been using both products for several years, with successful results. :)
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It is in stock. I've seen it for as hight as $24.99 in the grocery stores: Pure Alaska Omega-3 Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil 1000mg Softgels 180-Count
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It is composed of various fats, including large amounts of omega 3 and omega 6. The largest percentage is that of the omega 3 essential fatty acids. This is wild salmon oil.
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New Chapter wholemega Whole Fish oil is far better than OmegaXL. New Chapter is 100% wild Alaskan Salmon, with no fish oil aftertaste. Truly a superior product.
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ingredients on my bottle say: "INGREDIENTS: Purified Fish Oil (Salmon Oil and/or Cod Liver Oil), water, xylitol, glycerine, gum arabic, natural flavors, citric acid, xanthan gum, guar gum, turmeric (for color), Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopherol) and ascorbyl palmitate to ensure freshness."
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Salmon Oil, Vegetable Oil, Natural Mixed Tocopherois, Lecithin, and Rosemary Extract
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The omegas you list are not "added" to this wild salmon oil. They are the omegas naturally found in wild salmon, just like if you ate the fish itself. This is a completely natural product. :)
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No...salmon, vegetable, natural mixed tocopherals, lecithin and rosemary extract Does not say where it was made. My dog loves it and has beautiful shiny coat. (Must say that I hadn't reviewed the ingredients before now and am not overly pleased to learn it isnt 100% salmon oil...bad dog parent I am)
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No, Devon. Arctic Char is a type of salmon. The only fish in this product are the typical Norwegian sardines, mackerel, and anchovy. These are some of the oiliest, smallest, cleanest fish and so, perfect for omega-3 fish oil.
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According to the Nordic Naturals website, "Made from 100% wild Arctic cod (Skrei)-no other fish oils or synthetic additives are ever used." It is also non-GMO verified. It does not "repeat" on you... no fishy taste! My Natruopath recommended this brand because the way this company processes the gels does not turn the oil rancid, which is what causes the fishy taste.
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Salmon oil, d-alpha-tocopherol (Vitamin E, as a preservative.) That is what is listed on the bottle.
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The manufacturer is Alaska Naturals Pet Products, 400 W Orchard Dr., Bellingham WA 98225. Their email is www.AlaskaNaturalsPet.com. While the mfg is located in WA, that does not mean the main ingredient of Salmon Oil (the ONLY other ingredient is Rosemary Extract) does not come from Alaska. I will add that the small amount I add to my two Pom's dry food (according to their directions of 1/2 teaspoon per 10 lbs of body weight) has corrected the one's dry skin and they even seem to like the taste. I do recommend it, and will continue to give it to Minka and Merlin. Hope this helps, other info might be gained from their web site. Yankee Girl The manufacturer is Alaska Naturals Pet Products, 400 W Orchard Dr., Bellingham WA 98225. Their email is www.AlaskaNaturalsPet.com. While the mfg is located in WA, that does not mean the main ingredient of Salmon Oil (the ONLY other ingredient is Rosemary Extract) does not come from Alaska. I will add that the small amount I add to my two Pom's dry food (according to their directions of 1/2 teaspoon per 10 lbs of body weight) has corrected the one's dry skin and they even seem to like the taste. I do recommend it, and will continue to give it to Minka and Merlin. Hope this helps, other info... » Read More The manufacturer is Alaska Naturals Pet Products, 400 W Orchard Dr., Bellingham WA 98225. Their email is www.AlaskaNaturalsPet.com. While the mfg is located in WA, that does not mean the main ingredient of Salmon Oil (the ONLY other ingredient is Rosemary Extract) does not come from Alaska. I will add that the small amount I add to my two Pom's dry food (according to their directions of 1/2 teaspoon per 10 lbs of body weight) has corrected the one's dry skin and they even seem to like the taste. I do recommend it, and will continue to give it to Minka and Merlin. Hope this helps, other info might be gained from their web site. Yankee Girl « Show Less
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pollock oil and tocopherols are the listed. I have used both salmon and pollock oils. I think my dogs also liked the salmon better. Right now I am giving them coconut oil.
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It is all natural and states an allergy warning for a small amount of soy derivative content. It is also pharmaceutical grade, which has always been a determining factor for me as being a good natural product. I have been using it for months now and can attest that it has no aftertaste and has porved to be a good product. Thanks for the other helpful info listed below too. It only affirms my choice. I've tried a handful of other fish oils and so far I've been impressed with this one.
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r u serious!!!??!!! that doesnt matter. but to answer your ridiculous question anyway it's a mix of all types of fish farmed to be processed into the oil