Cats too need omega 3 fatty acids.
In fact they need them for most of the same reasons we need them.
Getting enough omega 3 in their diet is good for their heart, nervous system, and joints.
It also keeps their skin healthy and the coat shiny.
It's always a pleasure to see an animal with a nice shiny coat and not scratching all the time; they appear a lot healthier.
Too much scratching results in raw spots that can get infected.
I have researched quite a bit on omega 3.
I know that you won't find it in dog food, dogs don't eat fish, but cats do.
Don't you think they would have omega 3 in their diet? Check again.
Your cat's food would be complete only if it contains omega 3 in the form of salmon, tuna, halibut, or any other oily fish.
Have cats gotten away from fish? I checked out my cats food, there is a little fish in it, not the oily kind.
No omega 3.
He has chicken, beef, turkey, but no omega 3 fatty acids.
I browsed through the shelves at the super market.
Most of the food cats eat don't contain just fish.
If the food does contain fish, it isn't always the oily type.
I tried feeding my cat salmon.
He stuck up his nose and walked away.
I tried giving him shark once too.
Don't know if it's high in the omega 3's or not, but he walked away from that one too.
My cat preferred to have roast beef or fried chicken than fish.
What was the option left for me? Cats are stubborn.
They want what they want.
Sorta like a small child.
Ever try to give one a pill? Or spray them with flea spray? Not a good experience.
I have found where you can purchase omega 3 in an oily form for cats.
Each capsule contains 223 mg of omega 3 in it.
The capsules are made out of fish oil.
The other day I gave him a capsule.
I squeeze the fish oil out of the capsule onto his food once a day.
He doesn't like fish, but putting this on a can of beef in gravy makes it palatable for him.
If you serve your cats the omega 3 in their diet, it is sure to strengthen their immune system.
With a regular dosage of omega 3, hopefully my cat will lead many more years of a healthy life.
Check your cat's food and see if it has any or enough omega 3 in it.
You may be surprised.
In fact they need them for most of the same reasons we need them.
Getting enough omega 3 in their diet is good for their heart, nervous system, and joints.
It also keeps their skin healthy and the coat shiny.
It's always a pleasure to see an animal with a nice shiny coat and not scratching all the time; they appear a lot healthier.
Too much scratching results in raw spots that can get infected.
I have researched quite a bit on omega 3.
I know that you won't find it in dog food, dogs don't eat fish, but cats do.
Don't you think they would have omega 3 in their diet? Check again.
Your cat's food would be complete only if it contains omega 3 in the form of salmon, tuna, halibut, or any other oily fish.
Have cats gotten away from fish? I checked out my cats food, there is a little fish in it, not the oily kind.
No omega 3.
He has chicken, beef, turkey, but no omega 3 fatty acids.
I browsed through the shelves at the super market.
Most of the food cats eat don't contain just fish.
If the food does contain fish, it isn't always the oily type.
I tried feeding my cat salmon.
He stuck up his nose and walked away.
I tried giving him shark once too.
Don't know if it's high in the omega 3's or not, but he walked away from that one too.
My cat preferred to have roast beef or fried chicken than fish.
What was the option left for me? Cats are stubborn.
They want what they want.
Sorta like a small child.
Ever try to give one a pill? Or spray them with flea spray? Not a good experience.
I have found where you can purchase omega 3 in an oily form for cats.
Each capsule contains 223 mg of omega 3 in it.
The capsules are made out of fish oil.
The other day I gave him a capsule.
I squeeze the fish oil out of the capsule onto his food once a day.
He doesn't like fish, but putting this on a can of beef in gravy makes it palatable for him.
If you serve your cats the omega 3 in their diet, it is sure to strengthen their immune system.
With a regular dosage of omega 3, hopefully my cat will lead many more years of a healthy life.
Check your cat's food and see if it has any or enough omega 3 in it.
You may be surprised.