Omega Benefits® Cognitive with DHA+

A: Omega Benefits now comes in durable, amber colored plastic bottles. Our new PET bottles are made of BPA-Free, recyclable plastic. We made this change so you won’t have to worry about breakage during shipment. Also, the plastic bottles are smaller and will take up less room in your refrigerator.

A: As with many human foods, dog food companies will often add a nominal amount of Omega-3s into your dog’s diet, often in other forms than the active EPA and DHA. Your veterinarian recommended Omega Benefits for your dog because they do not believe he or she is getting a sufficient amount of EPA and DHA from his or her diet.

A: Depending on how Omega-3 depleted your dog is, you may start to see results in as little as 1 or 2 weeks. On average it may take 6 to 12 weeks to see the full effects of the product.

A: The shelf life is 2 years for unopened bottles. Once opened, Omega Benefits needs to be refrigerated.The shelf life of opened, refrigerated bottles is 6-7 months.

A: Omega-3 fatty acids are a very safe and effective treatment for your pets. Dogs with known gastrointestinal or pancreatic issues, should be titrated up to the recommended dose. Dogs that have never consumed omega-3 fatty acids may lack the pancreatic enzyme that breaks down Omega-3 fatty acids and may be sensitive to an increase in this dietary fat. As a result, some may experience loose stool or diarrhea for the first week or two.

A: As with many human foods, cat food companies will often add a nominal amount of Omega-3s into your cat’s diet, often in other forms than the active EPA and DHA. Your veterinarian recommended Omega Benefits for your cat because they do not believe he or she is getting a sufficient amount of EPA and DHA from his or her diet.

A: Depending on how Omega-3 depleted your cat is, you may start to see results in as little as 1 or 2 weeks. On average it may take 6 to 12 weeks to see the full effects of the product.

A: Omega-3 fatty acids are a very safe and effective treatment for your pets. Cats with known gastrointestinal or pancreatic issues, should be titrated up to the recommended dose. Cats that have never consumed omega-3 fatty acids may lack the pancreatic enzyme that breaks down Omega-3 fatty acids and may be sensitive to an increase in this dietary fat. As a result, some may experience loose stool or diarrhea for the first week or two.