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UBAVET Omega-3 Softgels for Dogs & Cats, 120 Count
UBAVET Omega-3 Softgels for Dogs & Cats, 120 Count
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UBAVET Omega-3 Softgel Capsules provide wild-caught, human-grade fish oil from herring and mackerel in a 1000 mg softgel for dogs and cats of all breeds and ages. According to the manufacturer, each softgel provides 210 mg of EPA and 145 mg of DHA to support skin and coat care, joint mobility, brain health, cardiovascular function, immune support and overall wellness.
Key Benefits
- EPA: 210 mg per softgel as part of the omega-3 blend.
- DHA: 145 mg per softgel, included to support the formula's brain, skin and coat focus.
- Wild-caught fish oil: the listed source is human-grade oil from herring and mackerel.
- Softgel format: mix with food or give directly, according to the product information.
- 120 softgels per bottle.
- Free from: artificial preservatives and colors.
Product Details
| Product type | Omega-3 fish oil supplement |
|---|---|
| For | Dogs and cats of all breeds and ages |
| Format | Softgel capsules, 120 per bottle |
| Strength | 1000 mg per capsule |
| EPA / DHA | 210 mg / 145 mg per capsule |
| Source | Wild-caught, human-grade fish oil from herring and mackerel |
| Product weight | 0.6 lb |
Good to Know
Specific serving directions were not provided, so follow the product label. The complete ingredient panel was not provided here. Consult your veterinarian before starting a supplement, especially if your pet has a health condition or takes medication.
Common Questions
How much EPA and DHA is in each softgel?
210 mg of EPA and 145 mg of DHA.
Where does the fish oil come from?
Wild-caught herring and mackerel.
How do I give the softgels?
Mix them with food or give them directly, according to the product label.
Are they for dogs and cats?
Yes, for all breeds and ages.
Related Products and Guides
Browse all dog and cat supplements. Prefer a liquid? See the UBAVET omega-3 fish oil liquid. For skin and coat care, see dog grooming and bath care. Read our guides to skin allergies in dogs and to pet nutrition and feeding.
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