Green-lipped mussel

The only difference between choosing dog or cat is that the box it comes in has the recommended dose directed towards dog or cat, otherwise it is exactly the same product and equal amount! Recommended dosage for both animals can always be found below here.

Green-lipped mussels contain high levels of the omega-3 fatty acids EPA, DHA and ETA, and can therefore be given as an omega-3 supplement for both dogs and cats. They contain a variety of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants, enzymes, trace elements and many more nutrients. The high content of vitamin B12 promotes cell regeneration and helps the nervous system.

Mussels are known for their osteoarticular health benefits. The effect is attributed to their high content of omega-3 fatty acids, such as eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosatetraenoic acid (ETA). These fatty acids are known for their anti-inflammatory properties and can help reduce inflammation associated with diseases such as osteoarthritis.

They also contain glycosaminoglycans, which provide a chondroprotective effect, thereby helping to maintain and protect the integrity of articular cartilage, preserving joint mobility and flexibility, especially in older cats and dogs or those prone to joint problems. Green-lipped mussels are a natural source of taurine, and it is an essential amino acid for cats. This means that it must be consumed through the diet, as cats are not able to convert other amino acids into taurine, as dogs can.

The clams have the lowest levels of metals discovered on the planet.

Green-lipped mussel is a natural dietary supplement that has no negative side effects as long as the dog does not have an intolerance or allergy to shellfish.

TIP! Save the water from the cans, as it contains large amounts of minerals, vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids. The water itself is tasty and therefore a good contribution to hydration. You can either pour the liquid directly over the food or you can divide the contents of the can and freeze the mussels and water in ice cube trays. Take them out and let them thaw before serving them with the food. Your dog and cat will love it!

From the manufacturer: Green-lipped mussel is not recommended for lactating bitches due to its high levels of minerals. It is also not for dogs with thyroid or liver problems due to its high iodine content . Dogs on anti-inflammatory medication should always consult their veterinarian before giving the supplement, as it may alter the composition.