- 75 mg
- Panax quinquefolius (North American Ginseng Root)
- 100 mg
- Eleutherococcus senticosus (Eleuthero Root)
- 100 mg
- Astragulus membranaceus (Astragulus Root)
- 75 mg
- Codonopsis pilosula (Bellfower Root)
- 100 mg
- Withania somnifera (Ashwagandha Root)
Purified water, Benzoic acid (buffered), Citric acid, Potassium sorbate.
Not for use in young, pregnant and lactating animals. Do not use in animals with bleeding disorders, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, autoimmune disease, thyroid disease, liver disease or receiving other drugs, unless directed by a veterinarian. Do not exceed recommended dose. Do not use if security seal is broken. Shake well before use. Refrigerate after opening. Consume within six (6) months after opening.
Liquid
1l
Directions by animal’s body weight: 1-10 lbs | 0.5-4.5 kg ½ teaspoon (2.5 mL) per day 11-20 lbs | 5-9.1 kg 1 teaspoon (5 mL) per day 21-50 lbs | 9.5-22.7 kg 1½ teaspoons (7.5 mL) per day 51-100 lbs | 23.2-45.5 kg 2 teaspoons (10 mL) per day >100 lbs | 45.5 kg 1 tablespoon (15 mL) per day Place directly into the mouth for best results. Can be added to animal’s food. For performance dogs, administer dose pre and post event. For use in cats and dogs only. Omega Alpha products are made from all natural ingredients therefore product may have batch differences in colour and taste.
- Natural blend of herbs
- Improve and sustain endurance for performance dogs
- Bring a sense of calm, concentration and mental focus
- Easy to administer
- Chicken Flavour
Omega Alpha Pet
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DOGGY DETOX
We love our pets, after all, they are part of the family.
Unfortunately, many dogs foods, toys and environments are ridden with toxins that can have a negative impact on your dogs well-being. As the leader of the pack, it's our job to look out for them; here's a list of things to consider to ensure your best furend's not in need of a doggy detox.
1. Type Of Food: Organic VS. Processed
Just like human food, our furry best friends thrives on a non-processed diet. Kibble that uses pesticides, fillers and/or meat by-products aren't the healthiest for dogs. We wouldn't do well if we only ate packaged, processed foods our whole lives, and neither does Fido. Using a dog food that uses organic ingredients is the healthiest option. Just like we thrive on organic material, so do our dogs.
2. Toys
We love spoiling our pets with new toys. Toys help our dogs exercise, stimulate their mind and senses and are a good bonding tool. However, since toys go in your dogs mouth, along with everything else they find, it's important to choose toys that are made out of natural, non-toxic materials to ensure Fido isn't ingesting nasty chemicals. Always check that the toys are made from non-toxic, BPA, Phthalate and Latex free materials and are FDA compliant. You can also choose toys made of other natural materials like; loofah, hemp, food grade silicone, rawhide free bones and chews, natural dog treats and toys that use cotton or vegetable dyes. Items and materials to avoid include; vinyl, plastic that's chemically contaminated, pig's ears, rawhide and nylon.
3. What They Pick Up Outside
While most dogs are curious about sniffing around outdoors, some breeds are more inclined to keep their nose to the ground. It's important to watch what your four-legged friend is picking up while are the park or on your daily strolls. Things to watch for are food waste, rocks, cigarettes, garbage, pinecones and chemically treated grass. All of these things can be extremely toxic or harmful to your pets health. If your dogs does enjoy eating grass, perhaps consider using a pet probiotic or get them a grass patch from the pet store to ensure they aren't ingesting lawn care chemicals along with their snack.
4. Parasites
Knowing where your dog is drinking from and roaming around is important for parasite prevention. Whether you use a topical parasite and worm prevention, keeping your dog away from open puddle and stagnant water can help avoid the risk of parasites and disease. Using filtered water at home can also enhance your pooch's health and lower the livers need to filter out toxins.
5. Fido's Gut Health
Giving your furends gut a boost is an important part in maintaining their health. Pets gut health is just as important as humans. If it's in jeopardy, your dog can't absorb necessary nutrients, keep a health bacteria balance or fully fight inflammation. Just like when our gut health is out of whack, our body can't heal other areas as well, the same goes for your dog.
6. Popular Items That Are Toxic to Dogs:
Sanitizer: Don’t let your pet lick your hands after applying
Certain Food Items: Chocolate, Grapes, Avocado, Onion
Certain Essential Oils: Tea Tree being one that’s top in toxicity to pets
Chemical Cleaning Products: These get on your dogs paws and they then ingest the material
Keeping chemicals out of your dogs reach will help them stay healthy and not overload their tiny organs. Providing your pet with the healthiest diet, toys and looking out for what they're picking up off the ground; as well as adding dog friendly supplements to support their everyday health, can boost or support their organs and ensure your dog is thriving.
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