Are there different ingred in the salmon oil for dogs and cats?
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Just be sure you get salmon and not fish... The salmon is for cats or dogs, but my cats looooooove it!!!
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I do not think there is. Salmon oil is salmon oil and the Grizzly pet products site does not mention different varieties for cat or dog. They would really bethe ones to ask in this case.
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I think they're pretty much the same, it's just the size. This one is for cats because of it's size. You'd want a bigger one for dogs. Just in case though I'd read the labels carefully.
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I do not think there is. Salmon oil is salmon oil and the Grizzly pet products site does not mention different varieties for cat or dog. They would really be the ones to ask in this case.
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Salmon Oil, Vegetable Oil, Natural Mixed Tocopherois, Lecithin, and Rosemary Extract
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Salmon oil, d-alpha-tocopherol (vitamin E)I have used this brand for about 10 years, 4 dogs.
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There is no krill oil in it...this product is fish oil, not krill oil. Krill are shrimp-like shellfish creatures that whales and other animals, marine and land, eat by the ton. And lots of fish eat krill, wild salmon for one. This is what gives them their bright pink/red color....and why krill oil is very red. It's a chemical called astaxanthin.
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It's formulated especially for cats. I have no problem whatsoever have my Leo eat his wet food with the oil from the Welactin mixed in...
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Hi Shannon. It looks like only the chicken version of this food (#1) is available with the S&S option. I ordered that before ordering this salmon version (which I haven't tried yet), and although my cat ate it, it wasn't his favorite (when I mixed it with other dried food), he actually picked out those other pieces first and only ate this at the end. I'm hoping he'll prefer this salmon variety better. UPDATE: Shannon, my cat absolutely LOVES the BG Salmon (#2) flavor. It's on Prime, so I buy the 11.1 lb bag for $24.99 shipped. Well worth it.
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ingredients are: Salmon, brown rice, zinc propionate, mixed tocopherols(preservative), citric acid, rosemary extract, vitamin E supplement, L-ascorbyl-2phosphate (a source of vitamin C). That is what is on the package. It is made in the USA. My dog is allergic to poultry and wheat, so these work great.
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Just for info, I have been giving this to my dog for years. It aids in deterring fleas, helps promote skin care but without REAL flea repellent this is not for you. You still need triflexis ( and a good tick collar) or some real flea medicine, alaskan salmon oil for their skin, coat n heart. Glucosamine chews for their joints. Good dry salmon dog food made in the USA, plain yogurt fir their digestion, green bean for fillers, puréed vegetables added to their food.
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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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~I know its good for skin and coat in general. Essential Fatty Oils will over some months bring health to the skin. So your dog should feel more comfortable with less dry skin, and healthier coat. This is a good product, very large amount & will last a long time. Its important for dogs, cats, and humans to have Essential Fatty Oils in their diet anyway. XO I also give my dog Coconut Oil (extra virgin)... I give my dog coconut oil, a spoonful daily on food, and I also rub it on her skin. If your dog as problem areas of skin, or dry areas, or rashes, the coconut oil will soothe it. Very healthy for them to take BOTH these oils daily. I give them to my cats too !
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Not in mine. I'm allergic to shellfish, and I don't like anchovy. That is why I take the salmon oil.
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Not that I've seen. I feed my dogs the salmon/sweet potato grain-free food because of my oldest dog's allergies. Using my dog's skin and coat as indicators tells me the quality is consistently good.
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IT IS INDEED. MY 5 DOGS LOVE IT AND NO FISHY ODOR. MUCH SUPERIOR TO ANY OF THE "SO-Called" salmon oils I tried before. Been using this for a couple of years. Time for me to re-order
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Hi Melissa, I did use it on my two pits when they where pups, just less of the amount! The vet said it was perfectly fine to do so!! I still use it to this day and they are older, I Love it! **This is on there web page! Can my puppy or kitten use Grizzly Salmon Oil™?Starting puppies and kittens out with a healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids is a great way to ensure proper nutrition that can contribute to a long and strong life. We recommend using approximately one-half of the smallest dosage on your puppy's or kitten's food every day. You may want to ask your veterinarian about specific dosages. Hi Melissa, I did use it on my two pits when they where pups, just less of the amount! The vet said it was perfectly fine to do so!! I still use it to this day and they are older, I Love it! **This is on there web page! Can my puppy or kitten use Grizzly Salmon Oil™?Starting puppies and kittens out with a healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids is a great way to ensure proper nutrition that can contribute to a long and strong life. We recommend using approximately one-half of the smallest dosage on your puppy's or kitten's food every day. You may want to ask your... » Read More Hi Melissa, I did use it on my two pits when they where pups, just less of the amount! The vet said it was perfectly fine to do so!! I still use it to this day and they are older, I Love it! **This is on there web page! Can my puppy or kitten use Grizzly Salmon Oil™?Starting puppies and kittens out with a healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids is a great way to ensure proper nutrition that can contribute to a long and strong life. We recommend using approximately one-half of the smallest dosage on your puppy's or kitten's food every day. You may want to ask your veterinarian about specific dosages. « Show Less
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I'm sorry, this is not the brand I purchased from Amazon in September 2012. The brand I purchased is Best Pet Health Natural Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil. That brand, according to the label, contains 500 mg of DHA and 455 mg of EPA per teaspoon. I can't answer for Paw Pals Salmon Oil, because I have never used it.
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i believe the reference to be a rich canned food like a fish ,salmon or an beef can food ,they claim those are fatty foods,(,vets i have asked).i myself sprinkle product over dry food when cats get morning feed,,i use on my outside cats 2 ferals that found my yard when they were vary young..it works great..
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It is nutritious, so I don't see why not. My cats LOVE this, especially the salmon and crab recipe. Btw, there are vegetables in this food and the cats eat it all! My two cents...