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Omega D Oil

Omega D Oil

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Extra Omega-3 and Vitamin D for Horses with Limited Turnout

Omega D Oil is a high-quality, cold-pressed flaxseed oil that provides extra omega-3 fatty acids as part of a balanced diet. The addition of vitamin D makes this product especially suitable for horses that receive little sunlight or turnout, sport horses with higher nutritional needs, and breeding animals.

Omega-3 supports a normal inflammatory response, joint function, immune system, reproductive health, and healthy skin and coat.

Suitable for

  • Horses needing extra omega-3
  • Horses with limited turnout
  • High-performance sport horses
  • Breeding mares and stallions
  • Skin and coat support
  • Horses being prepared for shows or sale

Why this product works

  • Cold-pressed flaxseed oil rich in natural omega-3 fatty acids
  • Vitamin D supports horses with little sunlight or limited turnout
  • Omega-3 fatty acids contribute to a normal inflammatory response, joint function, immune response, and reproductive health
  • Supports skin & coat – ideal for horses needing to be show-ready
  • Starch-free – safe for sensitive horses

Dosage

500 kg horse

  • Maintenance: 30 ml per day
  • Sport horses: 60 ml per day
  • Maximum: 120 ml per day, divided over at least 2 feedings

My advice💛

Omega D Oil is ideal for horses that:

  • get little sunlight (winter, limited turnout)need extra omega-3 for joints, immunity, or coat
  • train intensively and have higher nutritional needs
  • need to be show-ready with a shiny coat

Pairs perfectly with: Everyday Vitamins & Minerals for a complete foundation

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The above information describes general signs and support. In case of medical complaints, acute symptoms or doubt, I always recommend contacting your veterinarian. I do not make diagnoses and my advice does not replace a professional examination.