Actis Omega Spécial Chat 50ml Ceva in our organic pharmacy, Give your opinion on how to use and dosage with our partner Verified opinions after your purchase.
Essential fatty acids, also known as omega 3 and 6, are important for your pet's health. These sources of polyunsaturated fat boost immunity by producing substances that stimulate the body's defense cells, making it more resistant to infection. They play a vital role in growth, reproduction and the fight against brain ageing. These fatty acids also optimize your pet's cardiovascular system.
Actis Omega Special Cat is a palatable nutritional supplement for dogs, specially formulated to support dermatosis and depilation. With Omega 3 and 6, and vitamins A and E.
E.P.A., D.H.A. and G.L.A. reduce the cutaneous inflammatory response by inhibiting type I hypersensitivity mediators and producing anti-inflammatory mediators. The Omega 3/Omega 6 ratio specific to dogs directs the eicosanoid cascade towards the anti-inflammatory pathway, optimizing the fight against skin inflammation.
Omega 6 essential fatty acids help restore dermal balance following dermatitis, improving skin and coat condition.
Vitamin A is essential for epithelial function, and helps regulate keratogenesis and sebaceous secretion.
Vitamin E and Loxidan® E50 protect essential fatty acids from oxidation and prevent the formation of free radicals in vivo.
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Actis Omega Chien can be used :
- At a dose of 3ml/10kg: to complement a local or general treatment for dogs with signs of allergy or moderate pruritus.
- At a dose of 2ml/10kg: as a complement to local or general treatment for dogs with kerato-seborrheic conditions or coat alterations (dry, dull, fragile coat),
- At a dose of 1ml/10kg: during convalescence, following dermatitis, or before high-risk periods (spring, summer) for allergic animals.
Its palatable formulation enables cats to take it spontaneously.
Apply to food, once a day.
Precautions for use
Consult a veterinarian before use.
After opening, store in a cool, dry place.
Analytical constituents
Crude fat ............ 99.0
Crude protein ....................... 0.5
Crude ash ...........................0.2 %
Moisture...................................0.05 %
Composition:
Borage vegetable oil
Corn vegetable oil
Fish oil (anchovies/sardines)
Additives
Vitamins
E672 Vitamin A ..............................................................124 800 IU/kg
3a 700 Vitamin E.............................................................24 000 mg/kg
Antioxidant
E306 Natural tocopherol extracts....................................1 800 mg/kg
Eicosapentaenoic acid (E.P.A)...........................................3.0%
Docosahexaenoic acid (D.H.A) ..........................................2,0%
Alphalinolenic acid (A.L.A)2000.2%
Total omega 3 .....................................................................5.2%
Linoleic acid (LA)............................................................30.7
Gammalinolenic acid (G.L.A).............................................9.3 %
Total omega 6 ...................................................................40.0
Available at
50ml pump bottle
Essential fatty acids in animals are recommended for:
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