Linseed oil

• Contains: Total Fats 99%. Fatty acids: Linolenic acid 50%, Linoleic acid 16.6%, Oleic acid 20%, Stearic acid 5%, Palmitic acid 7%, Other fatty acids 0.1%, Arachidonic acid 0.1%
  
  
• Characteristics: Natural, linseed oil, filtered, cold pressed - ie. that no preheating of the seeds before entering the press is used. Unrefined - not chemically purified, i.e. stripped of some of its natural odor and flavor substances. The oil thus has much better nutritional properties! Any fine micro-turbidity or its deposit at the bottom of the bottle is a natural phenomenon for oils pressed in this way and does not affect its quality. Linseed oil is stabilized against rapid rancidity by Tocopherol - vitamin E.

Linseed oil is an excellent source of unsaturated fatty acids, so-called Omega 3 and 6. Vitamin E, A, F, etc. It is also suitable as a feed supplement for other pets. It has a yellow-green color, a distinct taste and a delicate, characteristic aroma.

• Possibilities of use: Cold-pressed linseed oil is an excellent source of energy for active dogs in training, during the winter, or during recovery. It also significantly improves the quality and shine of the coat

Approximate dosage:

• Storage and consumption: Linseed oil is sensitive to ultraviolet radiation - direct sunlight, and long-term (months) to higher temperatures (over approx. 24 °C). Therefore, store it in dark bottles or in the dark, ideally up to 15 °C, or max. at room temperature. However, it does not mind short-term heating, e.g. during transport by car in the summer, and if it freezes and precipitates - let it warm up at room temperature, it will become liquid again. Stored in optimal conditions, consume within a maximum of 6 months from your purchase.