Does anyone know how the Pollock oil compares to the Salmon oil in omega-3 and -6 content?
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According to the manufacturer website, Salmon has much higher Omega 6 content but it is much more smelly so some dogs might not like it. I have been using the Pollock for the past 8 months and my dog loves it. Three pumps of this oil everyday made my dog's coat soft to the touch, glossy, and what's the most important, it got rid of all allergies. You can't go wrong with both I think. I used the Solomon everyday for three years and wanted to try Pollock...
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Pollock oil is only going to help with skin problems. Salmon oil supports not only skin issues but vision, heart, joints, the immune system, cognitive and other nerve-based functions.
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Krill oil does not have a fishy after taste or fishy burps. I hope this helps.
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A. Hoffman - will you please explain your claim of the Omegawise Krill oil being a terrible product which should be avoided at all costs. It seems a bit trite to make such a strong statement with no explanation.
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I'm not sure what is in Omega XL, but I do know that Tripernol is one of the only pure Green lipped Mussel oil from New Zealand that is not from concentrate, or freeze dried. I do believe that this form of Omega acid is superior to fish or krill oil. Hope this helps you. It's a great product and has no aftertaste of "fish burps". FYI, I am in no way affiliated with the company.
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I can't see any difference. As long as there are no additives, emu oil is what it is. I recommend buying only pure emu oil. More money doesn't always mean more purity.
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This Fish Oil is Consumer labs "Approved" and also "Lowest cost fish oil per EPA/DHA" . They found 191 EPA and 128 DHA per softgel. Hope that helps!
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The ingredients says purified deep sea fish oil from anchovies and sardines .so i guess both would be the answer for your question! I hope that helps
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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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Per bottle info: wild Alaskan salmon oil 29% omega 3 Fatty acids (DHA 11%,EPA 10%), Omega 6 Fatty acid 3%, no rosemary, it is for cats.
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Their website has nice info regarding the fish oil and how it compares to other fish oils on the market. Very minimal processing, comes from salmon, if I recall correctly. I did some research before choosing and have been very satisfied.
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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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No. The label reads: Wild Alaskan sockeye salmon oil, softgel capsule (fish gelatin, glycerin, purified water). I am very pleased with these as there is no fishy taste at all.
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I have no idea what Qunol is. Is that CoQ-10? I liked the Krill Oil over the regular fish oils as they were smaller and didn't smell as bad. Krill oil is suppose to be better source of healthy omegas. I kept mine in the fridge and never had any fishy burps.
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I don't know this answer but here is their website http://www.carlsonlabs.com/s-12-fish-oils.aspx
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I'm not sure I can help you exactly. This is what I have read on the label. One pump stroke of oil equals approximately 0.12 fl. oz./3.5 ml.Omega 3 fatty acids =22%(min), DHA=6%(min), EPA =12%(min), Omega 6 fatty acids =1.5%(min). I don't know if this helps or not. My dogs like this and the salmon oil.
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Yes. Carlson is the best of all the Omega 3 fish oil products. Their Liquid Omega 3 in the glass bottle is even better!!
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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.