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EOmega Coat Oil
The Balanced Fatty Acid Oil Supplement for Dogs with Omega-3, 6 & 9
How many of these conditions does your dog suffer from?
The Miracle E-Omega Coat Oil
E-OMEGA COAT is an omega-enriched supplement and is a blend of highly digestible natural oils. It includes the essential fatty acids omega-3 and omega-6 blended for optimum utilization by your pet’s body (see our supplement section on EFA’s) with added Omega-9. Omega 9 (also known as Oleic acid) is associated with reduced insulin resistance (improved glucose or blood sugar) function, and improved immune system function. Benefits of E-Omega Coat Your Pet Will Enjoy
Fish Oil, Flaxseed Oil, Cold Pressed Soy Bean Oil and Coconut Oil ( Cocosoya ), Vitamin E and Rosemary Oil.
Fish Oils provide a healthy blend of omega 3 and 6 fatty acids. EPA and DHA from fish oil are precursors to the beneficial Series 3 prostaglandins, which regulate blood pressure and blood platelets, water retention and immune function. DHA is important for the brain, nerves, vision, hearing and adrenal function and reproductive health. GLA is a precursor to the beneficial Series 1 prostaglandins which decrease inflammation and enhance regulation of immune response, specifically a reduction in autoimmune dysfunction and balance of various hormone function.
Flaxseed Oil is the world’s richest source of Omega-3 fatty acids as well as some Omega-6 fatty acid. The omega-3 fatty acids in flaxseed oil are not identical to those found in fish oil because flaxseed oil contains ALA (Alpha Linolenic Acid). This type of omega-3 is deemed to be important due to beneficial effects and reduction of inflammatory conditions. Cocosoya Oil - A blend of unrefined soybean and coconut oil, Cocosoya Oil™ is a very palatable oil with the digestibility of fish oil. It contains the natural properties of the soybean such as Lecithin and Vitamin E, and also is abundant in unsaturated essential fatty acids.
Rosemary Oil is one of the oldest and most respected herbs that has been used for centuries especially as a anti-microbial ingredient and found in many skin and hair cares, due in part to its possible skin regenerative properties. Rosemary soothes and conditions dry flaky skin and in some cases will also stimulate hair growth.
Suggested Daily Serving
This product can be used with any diet including kibble, home prepared or raw! To order or view more information
The best guide to feeding dogs is to think about what they would eat in the wild, and then to try to reproduce that as closely as possible with the ingredients we have available. Wolves eat whole animals, from mice to caribou, and supplement their diets with other things that they find, like over-ripe fruit that has fallen to the ground, grasses, seeds, nuts and vegetable matter. Very little grain would be found in the diet of a wild carnivore, and they would avoid the moldy, toxin-ridden grains that comprise the majority of commercial pet foods. Despite the fact that there is no evidence showing that dogs & cats require carbohydrates in their diets, that is what makes up most commercial foods.
Suggested Reading Click on the book or product for more information or to order
These are the myths: What about a balanced diet? Here's what Randy Wysong, DVM has to say about a "complete and balanced diet": "A 100% complete processed diet requires:
So, even if the bag says "complete and balanced", it's not likely that is what your feeding your pet. The truth is, though, that the body knows what it needs. If you supply variety in the form of a species appropriate diet, you do not have to concern yourself about this aspect of feeding. Balance is achieved over time, not in every meal or even every day. Can I feed a combination of BARF and commercial foods? The purists would tell you that you can not, because cooked, grain-based foods are digested at a different rate from raw foods and you will create digestive upsets if you try. I believe this is not good practice because I do not want the raw food to remain in the gut or intestines any longer than they need to be (risk of bacteria growth) But, I know of some who do and have never experienced problems.
Some people transition from
commercial foods to BARF by alternating meals or days. There is no hard and
fast rule. Do what works for you and for your animals.
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How Much Should You Feed Your Dog?
At A Dr. Billinghurst seminar when he was lecturing in the USA in
1998, he answered this question by showing a slide. One side showed
a drawing of a dog with her ribs sticking out. Under this drawing it
said, "Feed More". The other drawing on the slide was that of an
extremely obese dog and the caption said, "Feed Less." This is the
simplest way to decide: let your animals tell you by how they look
and feel. A healthy dog should have just the hint of visible ribs.
For those who need figures, 2-3% of body weight has been suggested
for adult dogs with 6 to10% for growing puppies.
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EOmega Coat Oil - NEW!
John's Natural Dog Training Company
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This
amazing new supplement will change your dog’s life forever. With our
special ingredient selection and formulation process, E-OMEGA COAT
will do wonders for your pet’s skin condition and overall general
health.
