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Posted by Bill Holt at 02:45 PM Comments (0) | Permalink January 22, 2008 Ocean Omega Healthy Products for your Cat Hepatic lipidosis, also known as fatty liver syndrome, is an accumulation of fat in the liver and is a very common and very serious occurrence in fat cats who are not eating. This disease is deadly if not addressed, but almost always treatable and curable when presented to a veterinarian in its early stages. Why would a fat cat not be eating? Ideas: "Bad teeth." "Intestinal blockage" "Stress." Cats like their food because they can smell it. So if a cat can't smell its food, it's not going to eat. What could cause a cat to lose its sense of smell? Answer:Upper respiratory infection. Absolutely. Cats get upper respiratory infections all the time. So you have a fat cat that gets the flu and can't smell. The cat stops eating. What is the body's reaction going to be? Answer:Mobilization of fat to the liver. You have anorexia in the presence of abundant fat stores. The body will try to feed itself by moving body fat stores to the liver to be converted into fuel. The liver can't handle this fatty saturation and liver dysfunction ensues . This doesn't happen to thin cats. They don't have enough fat available to mobilize and create this problem. If your cat got an upper respiratory infection and stopped eating, he/she would be a prime candidate for hepatic lipidosis.If you don't bring your pet into a vet and the cat gets hepatic lipidosis, death is likely. You can hospitalize the cat and feed it through a tube. You could also encourage eating utilizing our Ocean Omega Gold, which has a slight aromatic essence of fish, to be added to your cats food-something your cat could sniff through its cold. Smearing some food with our fish oil added; on a paw is another means of encouragement. Even if your cat will not eat, it will still clean itself. After your cat has recovered from hepatic lipidosis or before your fat cat gets hepatic lipidosis, you should put your cat on a veterinarian-recommended low-calorie diet.Encourage exercise via catnip or toys. Monitor your cat's intake carefully in times of stress (for example, the addition of a new pet). Weigh your cat weekly to make sure it is losing weight. By slimming your cat down, you could save him from hepatic lipidosis and other life-threatening diseases related to cat obesity. Millions of obese pets mirror the American obesity epidemic According to the American Association of Obesity, 64.5% of adult Americans (about 127 million) are categorized as being overweight or obese. But this epidemic isn't just affecting humans. More than 40% of American household pets are overweight or obese, leading to a steady rise in insurance claims for pet illnesses that can be obesity-related, according to actuarial data released by Veterinary Pet Insurance Co./DVM Insurance Agency (VPI), the nation's oldest and largest health insurance provider for pets. It's shocking to learn that overweight owners are three times more likely to have overweight pets. Pets are becoming obese by the millions, and as Americans continue to adopt a more sedentary and pampered lifestyle, so will our pets. Along with this increase in weight, VPI is seeing an increase in claims for pet illnesses that are often obesity-related, such as diabetes.” According to most recent data, there has been an annual steady climb in the percentage of total claims that relate to the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. Become a Preferred Ocean Omega Customer and Receive Discounted Prices If you want to purchase Ocean Omega at a discounted Preferred Customer price and start embracing good health for your pet today. If you want to take advantage of the added convenience of having our products automatically shipped to you once a month. You may cancel your AutoShip order at anytime. Contact us for specific details. Posted by Bill Holt at 10:37 AM Comments (0) | Permalink January 20, 2008 Ocean Omega Sea Vegetables for Pet Nutrients Marine PhytoChemicals Ocean Omega Sea Vegetables We are exploring options to perhaps soon provide Sea Vegetables from the cold waters of our own Maine Seacoast, to add to our array of holistic pet healthcare products. The body of our pets can be a self-healing mechanism given the proper raw materials. There is no silver bullet for any chronic disease. One must systematically turn on the animals brain's neurochemicals to activate the pituitary that activates the endocrine system that controls the rest of the organs. The pets immune system must be prompted to clean the liver and gall bladder and get it able to eliminate toxins. Most of these vasculitis syndromes are due to toxins that the liver can't excrete. Then you must supply the animals body with total nutrition so it can rebuild itself. "Phytochemicals" in kelp and other sea vegetables have been shown to absorb and eliminate radioactive elements and heavy metal contaminants from the body, as well as reduce the onset, frequency and size of tumors in laboratory experiments. The nutrients in cultivated marine phytoplankton contain a wide range of trace elements, vitamins, organic minerals, amino acids, essential fatty acids, enzymes, carotenoids, chlorophyll, and cellular material not found in other super green foods, including many important elements that are now deficient in the animals body, such as selenium and sulfur. They are also a source of those essential Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids. Consuming even a small amount of phytonutrients from marine phytoplankton per day enhances your body's ability to regain its natural state of health. Phytonutrients from Marine Phytoplankton offer potentially promising effects in animal physiology. Kelp:intensely rich in minerals and trace elements,is highest in iron, calcium, potassium, magnesium, and offers substantial amounts of Vit. B's. Dulse: is a good source of vegetable protein, iron, potassium, magnesium, iodine, chlorophyll, enzymes, Vitamin A, Vitamin B's, and dietary fiber Laver: is the highest in Vitamins B1, B6, B12, C, and E, and contains significant amounts of vegetable protein, fiber, Iron, and other minerals and trace elements. Alaria: is a good dietary source of Vitamin A, [beta carotene], iron, potassium, magnesium, chlorophyll, enzymes, trace elements, Vitamin B's and dietary fiber Sea vegetables are rich in minerals and trace elements, including calcium, magnesium, iron, potassium, iodine, manganese, chromium and more, at levels much greater than those found in land vegetables. Sea veggies also provide vitamins, fiber, enzymes, and high quality protein. Marine phytochemicals found only in sea vegetables have been shown to absorb and eliminate radioactive elements and heavy metal contaminants from our bodies. Other recent research demonstrates the inhibition of tumor formation, reduction of cholesterol, and anti-viral properties of sea vegetables. Sea vegetables are wild ocean plants, or marine algae, enjoyed daily as staple and healing foods in many coastal parts of the world. Small amounts of sea veggies add a rich flavor and enhance the nutritional value of most dishes. Popular American sea vegetables are Dulse, Kelp, Alaria, Laver, from the east coast, and Sea Palm from the west coast. Asian varieties include Nori, Hiziki, Arame, Kombu and Wakame. Sea weed is yet another nutrient rich source for pet food supplementation.Nourishing Animals with Sea Vegetables has been known to have included seaweed being fed to house pets. We are continually being asked why our Ocean Omega Fish Oil should be considered as a vital pet food supplement: here are some factoids for everyones consideration: One of the most pressing issues in pet healthcare for the 21st century is nutrition, with obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disorders, and many other pet afflictions becoming more and more prominent, its all linked to their diets. In that aspect, omega-3 will play a major role. Since 1971 there are now some 14,000 published papers on omega-3, including close to 6,000 animal studies. For three billion years Marine Phytoplankton has supported virtually all living creatures in the ocean. It contains a unique combination of life sustaining nutrients including; Omega 3 essential fatty acids (EPA and DHA), protein, chlorophyll, vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Phytoplankton are the food source utilized by some of the world's largest and longest living animals and fish. Menhaden are gill raking fish that eat phytoplankton. Menhaden is a natural food source for blue whales, humpbacks, baleen whales and more species of fish, that all eat plankton ,and they live between 80-150 years while maintaining great strength and endurance and are sexually active and able to reproduce until they die. The menhaden is the most important fish in the sea if you understand its ecological purpose. In addition to providing high protein fish oil, the menhaden are also extremely rich in desirable long-chain Omega-3 fatty acids. It is no wonder that menhaden is an ingredient in many of the better dog foods. With concentrated, high quality protein for growth and vigorous maintenance, and rich in Omega-3 fatty acids for a healthy cardiovascular system, supple skin and glossy coat, menhaden earns it's reputation as a vital ocean food source. That is why this fish from its natural sources is of superior quality when compared with fish from farms. Because it lives solely on phytoplankton, the menhaden is a "clean" fish. And, because it is preyed upon by most everything in the sea, it has evolved into a strong and fast swimmer meaning good muscle mass, and therefore has concentrated protein. Our high quality and competitively priced Ocean Omega-3 Fish Oil which is not normally found in other pricier cold-water fishes can of course be perceived as an added bonus.We feel as though if we are able to perhaps provide these sea vegetables , in combination with our fish oil and glucosamine products, that this will serve to enhance optimum pet healthcare supplementation. Cats and dogs need broad-based mineral support just as we do. They also benefit from chelated, colloidal minerals as opposed to the inorganic salts that leave a free metal ion in the digestive track. They may also be attracted to the highly utilizable protein in most sea veggies. And they probably need those minute quantities of trace minerals just as we do. Seaweed has been studied as a combatant in animal hemolytic anemia. We once again ask for the assistance of readers of our blog ; to respond with personal experiences with such sea vegetable nutrients as it would apply to their own pets. We also would encourage inquiries as to interest level of seeing Ocean Omega perhaps adding these products to our breadth of holistic pet food supplementation. Posted by Bill Holt at 10:18 AM Comments (0) | Permalink January 16, 2008 Ocean Omega New Feline Glucosamine OCEAN OMEGA ADDING NEW FELINE GLUCOSAMINE PRODUCT We our pleased to announce a special introductory offer on our newest product Glucosamine Plus For Felines:OUR NEW PRODUCT WILL BE ADDED TO OUR WEBSITE SOON LOOK FOR OUR UPCOMING ENTRY ON OUR WEB at this link to our ordering page Order the Glucosamine Plus combined with any size bottles of our fish oil together and we will take 15 % off the total price of your order!We are also offering our new product by the 16 oz bottle for $16.95 Glucosamine is a substance that naturally occurs in healthy joints. As cats get older, their body seems to make less of it. It is the same thing with your body. This lower production of Glucosamine can lead to joint pain. When you give your cat Glucosamine to make up for the deficit, you are promoting healthy joints. Because a cats body is familiar with Glucosamine, it is easily absorbed.It also contains vital nutrients that joints can use to stay healthy. And, of course, the nice thing about our Glucosamine is that it is from a vegetable source and not shellfish.The Apple Cider Vinegar contained within this product is a great digestive and immune system promoter as well. Is your cat cranky? Lazy? or inactive? Truthfully, it may not be any of those at all. It may mean that he is just simply in pain! Joint pain in cats is a major problem. And can lead to weight gain, lack of energy and even affect their overall mood! ENP’s Glucosamine Plus for Cats is specifically designed for Cats! It contains nutrients for healthy cartilage, bones, tendons, and ligaments. For long-term joint health and range of motion, no other “Glucosamine” formula is more complete! Your Cat’s joints are the same as your joints; they are made up of 4 major components: cartilage, fluid, tendons and ligaments. Cartilage is the cushioning between the bones that act as shock absorbers. The building block of healthy cartilage is glucosamine. Just like you, your cat ’s body naturally produces glucosamine. As your pet ages it’s body gradually produces less glucosamine and the cartilage between the joint can deteriorate, leaving your cat in pain. When you give your pet glucosamine you are replacing this deficit and promoting healthy joints. Fluid is also needed to lubricate the joint and allow it to move freely. Chondroitin and Manganese do this by drawing fluid in around the joints and help to keep it there. Tendons and Ligaments are the components most joint supplements forget about! Tendons and ligaments are a vital part of the joint. ENP includes ingredients like Horsetail, Proline, Boron and Grape Seed to promote stronger, healthier connective tissue. Another aspect to consider is the pain and inflammation that can be associated with joint problems. We also include MSM in our formula. Research has shown that MSM has strong anti-inflammatory properties, helping to put your pet at ease while the other nutrients go to work. Our Glucosamine Plus is the PURR-Fect solution for your cats joint problems! Send Your Ocean Omega Fish Oil Inquiries to me: Send your e mail by clicking here! Posted by Bill Holt at 03:20 PM Comments (0) | Permalink January 01, 2008 Ocean Omega: 2008 New Years Resolutions For Your Pets Natural Nutritional Diets for Dogs and Cats Consider A Natural Nutritional Diet for Dogs and Cats As we enter the first day of the New Year 2008, the new day should bring consideration to what nutritional changes you will incorporate into your pets diet. When you reflect back on last years events with the tainted pet food debocle coming to a head, I would once again encourage pet owners to have their pets consume fewer processed foods and rely more on unadulterated natural ingredients in their meals.Of course I will self serve in that I would highly recommend our Ocean Omega Fish Oil as a key ingredient to be included in any raw food diet.Surely, our beloved animal companions are entitled to enjoy an optimal quality of life. Why does the quality of pet food make a difference in your pet's health? Because food is body fuel and a quality life does not exist without it. The strength of your pet's immune system, its resistance to disease, and its quality of life all depend on the food that your pet eats. Most commercial pet food products are derived from the waste materials of our food industry. As I have alluded to in previous articles in this blog, many processed pet foods actually contain animal parts, which include diseased along with cancerous tissue and non-food items, euthanized pets including the euthanasia chemicals, preservatives, mold, fungi, and rancid fat. Most cooked products lack vital enzymes and they do not provide a healthy variety. The pet food industry to a large degree remains an unregulated entity without good quality control or stringent guidelines being enforced upon them. Read the product labels for ingredients and ponder if you would want to eat these products yourself. Would you provide them for your family, day after day, year after year, for their entire life? Common sense and ever increasing pet food product knowledge will continue to prove that our pets must eat a wide variety of fresh, wholesome foods to enjoy good health. Until the last few years, most people have shared their own food with their dogs and cats. Common sense would dictate that it is no coincidence that our pets today are suffering from an epidemic of ill health with many of the same diseases as their human caretakers conducive to what is in their diets. All species of animals have been shaped through many years of evolution to thrive in good health by eating specific foods. These food requirements vary with each species. To coincide with this evolution, the digestive make up of our domesticated dogs and cats is still identical to that of their wild relatives. The physiology of dogs and cats is that of being carnivores. Here's where a balanced diet should take place, do not feed an all meat diet. Carnivores such as our dogs and cats have evolved to derive their needed nutrients from eating other animals; including their preys bones, organs, and stomach contents, all raw.However, we should also consider the afore mentioned balance of ingredients to include other sources of vital nutrients Contrasts in health between dogs and cats fed a cooked food diet and dogs and cats fed a raw food diet are readily apparent in their ultimate results. The dogs and cats on the raw food diet will thrive in good health, diminishing the need of veterinary care. Wild carnivores do not cook their food. Their entire physiology is designed to eat raw food. The closer we can simulate a natural wild diet, including a variety of species-appropriate raw foods, the closer we will be in providing nutrients in the form that our animal companions must have to enjoy good health. Making a well-designed homemade diet is the next best thing. A few of the benefits of feeding a species-appropriate diet of raw foods as well as other nutrient natural food stuffs to your dog or cat include: stronger disease and parasite resistance, elimination of bad body odor and breath, healthy skin and coat, improved digestion, and the satisfaction of knowing exactly what your pet is eating. Switching our pets to a raw food diet should facilitate them enjoying the optimum quality of life that they deserve. Posted by Bill Holt at 09:05 AM Comments (1) | Permalink December 31, 2007 Ocean Omega Fish Oil A Happy Hen Makes A Good Egg Placing health before profit in raising and feeding chickens. . Probiotic: Small amounts of healthy bacteria such as lactobacillus acidophilus contribute to a healthy digestive tract. Fishmeal in Poultry Diets: Understanding what is and what isn't healthy in the valuable feed ingredient for poultry Fishmeal in Poultry Diets: Menhaden Fish Meal I presently have one client who has been utilizing our menhaden fish oil as an ingredient in her own"mash" concoction for feeding her hens to produce high quality and high content Omega Eggs. We are trying to entertain possibly bringing on a menhaden fish meal specifically geared towards poultry feed.High quality fishmeal is recognized as an excellent source of protein, energy, minerals and vitamins. The majority of this fishmeal produced is included in commercial diets for poultry, swine, dairy cattle, mink and fish. Good quality fishmeal demands a higher price than other high protein feedstuffs. Its proper use, however, requires a knowledge of not only its nutrient profile but also WHAT NOT TO BE INCLUDED AS A PRESERVATIVE=Ethoxyquin. An understanding of fishmeal ingredients will give users a better understanding of how the various factors interact to influence the quality of fishmeal. Why Menhaden Should Be The Species Of Choice? Fish differ both in their ability to store oil as well as where in the body oil is stored. Species of fish referred to as "lean fish" include such species as cod and haddock. In these species the oil is stored primarily in the liver. The flesh (fillets) contain very little oil. Fishmeal from this type of fish has a low oil content (2 to 6%) since the livers are removed before processing. The whole fish is not usually used since cod and haddock are prized for the fillets. Since the fillets are used for human consumption, the fishmeal from these lean fish are made principally from the offal (white fish frames) remaining after filleting. "White" fishmeal commonly contains a higher concentration of ash (minerals) since the bony frames (head and racks) of previously filleted cod, haddocks, etc. are used. White fishmeal constitutes only 10% of the world fishmeal production. Menhaden fish used to manufacture fishmeal stores oil in certain parts of the flesh. These are high oil fish and, unlike the lean fish, are not prized for their fillets. They are commonly referred to as "industrial fish." Approximately 90% of the world fishmeal production is from this high oil species. Menhaden fishmeal, as well as most other species of fish used for the production of fishmeal have a similar protein content that averages approximately 16% in the whole fish. This whole body protein content will vary by only plus or minus 2 to 3%. The fishmeal derived from the fish will, therefore, all be fairly similar in protein content. The oil (fat) content in the menhaden fish species is much more potent than other species content. The amount of oil in fishmeal is directly dependent on the efficiency of the oil removal at the time of processing. Menhaden Fishmeal is Commonly Produced in the U.S.A. In the U.S.A., the majority of the fishing industry is in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. The main industrial fish harvested is menhaden. In fact, 98% of the fish oil produced in the U.S.A. is from menhaden, a high oil species. The oil is considered by fish processors to be a by-product of fishmeal production. This fish oil has an important place in animal diets. Smaller quantities of fishmeal produced in the U.S.A. are made from herring, redfish, and white fish. These species of fishmeal are low in oil. Why Menhaden Constitutes: Good Quality Fishmeal Menhaden fish oil when correctly processed will produce a good quality brown powder which will average between 60% and 70% protein. The menhaden fish oil contained within the fishmeal will usually be in excess of 14%. The moisture level will commonly range from 6 to 12%. The ash content will range from 18% (more common for an industrial fishmeal) to 25% (more common for a white fish meal). The odor of fishmeal, as would be expected, is that of fish. It is easily distinguished from other ingredients. If an acrid "scorched" smell is present this usually indicates overheating or scorching. If this occurs, a blackish dark-brown color is common and the quality of protein is usually affected in a negative manner. I am working ardently to negotiate a feasible quantity and competitvely priced option for Ocean Omega to hopefully be able to provide this valuable poultry feed, as Ocean Omega continues to strive for more healthy pet products diversification within the confines of 2008. Stay tuned as more information will be forthcoming. Posted by Bill Holt at 07:27 AM Comments (0) | Permalink December 29, 2007 Human Food Stuffs To Avoid Giving Our Pets Human Foods that Poison Pets Feeding pets food that we enjoy is not only wrong, it can also be fatal. There are some foodstuffs that humans relish which cause illness and death if eaten by pets. Chocolate, macadamia nuts and onions are good examples. Each of these foods contains chemicals which rarely cause problems for humans, but for dogs, these same chemicals can be deadly. Chocolate contains theobromine, a compound that is a cardiac stimulant and a diuretic. When affected by an overdose of chocolate, a dog can become excited and hyperactive. Due to the diuretic effect, it may pass large volumes of urine and it will be unusually thirsty. Vomiting and diarrhea are also common. The effect of theobromine on the heart is the most dangerous effect. Theobromine will either increase the dog’s heart rate or may cause the heart to beat irregularly. Death is quite possible, especially with exercise. After their pet has eaten a large quantity of chocolate, many pet owners assume their pet is unaffected. However, the signs of sickness may not be seen for several hours, with death following within twenty-four hours. Cocoa powder and cooking chocolate are the most toxic forms. A 10-kilogram dog can be seriously affected if it eats a quarter of a 250gm packet of cocoa powder or half of a 250gm block of cooking chocolate. These forms of chocolate contain ten times more theobromine than milk chocolate. Thus, a chocolate mud cake could be a real health risk for a small dog. Even licking a substantial part of the chocolate icing from a cake can make a dog unwell. Semi-sweet chocolate and dark chocolate are the next most dangerous forms, with milk chocolate being the least dangerous. A dog needs to eat more than a 250gm block of milk chocolate to be affected. Obviously, the smaller the dog, the less it needs to eat Onions and garlic are other dangerous food ingredients that cause sickness in dogs, cats and also livestock. Onions and garlic contain the toxic ingredient thiosulphate. Onions are more of a danger. Pets affected by onion toxicity will develop hemolytic anemia, where the pet’s red blood cells burst while circulating in its body. At first, pets affected by onion poisoning show gastroenteritis with vomiting and diarrhea. They will show no interest in food and will be dull and weak. The red pigment from the burst blood cells appears in an affected animal’s urine and it becomes breathless. The breathlessness occurs because the red blood cells that carry oxygen through the body are reduced in number. The poisoning occurs a few days after the pet has eaten the onion. All forms of onion can be a problem including dehydrated onions, raw onions, cooked onions and table scraps containing cooked onions and/or garlic. Left over pizza, Chinese dishes and commercial baby food containing onion, sometimes fed as a supplement to young pets, can cause illness. Onion poisoning can occur with a single ingestion of large quantities or with repeated meals containing small amounts of onion. A single meal of 600 to 800 grams of raw onion can be dangerous whereas a ten-kilogram dog, fed 150 grams of onion for several days, is also likely to develop anemia. The condition improves once the dog is prevented from eating any further onion While garlic also contains the toxic ingredient thiosulphate, it seems that garlic is less toxic and large amounts would need to be eaten to cause illness. Macadamia nuts are another concern. The toxic compound is unknown but the affect of macadamia nuts is to cause locomotory difficulties. Dogs develop a tremor of the skeletal muscles, and weakness or paralysis of the hindquarters. Affected dogs are often unable to rise and are distressed, usually panting. Some affected dogs have swollen limbs and show pain when the limbs are manipulated. Dogs have been affected by eating as few as six macadamia kernels (nuts without the shell) , also avoid macadamia butter. Luckily, the muscle weakness, while painful, seems to be of short duration and all dogs can recover from the toxicity. All dogs should be taken to their veterinary surgeon. Pets owners should not assume that human food is always safe for pets. When it comes to chocolate, onions, garlic and macadamia nuts, such foods should be avoided. Be sure that your pets can’t get into your stash of chocolates, that food scraps are disposed of carefully to prevent onion and garlic toxicity and that your dog is prevented from picking up macadamia nuts if you have a tree in your garden. Pear pips, the kernels of plums, peaches and apricots, apple core pips (contain cyanogenic glycosides resulting in cyanide posioning) Potato peelings and green looking potatoes Rhubarb leaves Mouldy/spoiled foods Alcohol Yeast dough Coffee grounds, beans & tea (caffeine) Hops (used in home brewing) Tomato leaves & stems (green parts) Broccoli (in large amounts) Raisins and grapes Cigarettes, tobacco, cigars A short list of ingredients in "lower end"processed pet foods to avoid would include the following: Glyceryl Monostearate Phosphoric Acid Propylene Glycol Corn Gluten Wheat Gluten Brewers Rice Cereal Food Fines Feeding Oat Meal Grain Fermentation Solubles Maltodextrins & Fermentation Solubles Potato Product Soy Flour Blue 2 (artificial color) Red 40 (artificial color) Titanium Dioxide Yellow 5 (artificial color) Yellow 6 (artificial color) Animal Fat Beef Tallow Lard Poultry Fat Vegetable Oil Cellulose Corn Bran Corn Cellulose Oat Hulls Peanut Hulls Rice Hulls Animal Digest Digest Flavor Glandular Meal Apple Pomace Citrus Pulp Grape Pomace BHA BHT Ethoxyquin Propyl Gallate Beef & Bone Meal Blood Meal Chicken Byproduct Meal Corn Distillers Dried Grains With Solubles Corn Germ Meal Corn Gluten Meal Liver Meal Meat & Bone Meal Meat Meal Pork & Bone Meal Poultry Byproduct Meal Poultry Meal Soybean Meal Bone Phosphate Salt Mineral Oil Yeast Culture Yeast Fermentation Solubles Cane Molasses Corn Syrup Fructose Sorbitol Sugar Dl-Alpha Tocopherol Acetate Menadione Sodium Bisulfate Posted by Bill Holt at 09:11 AM Comments (0) | Permalink December 23, 2007 Ocean Omega Glucosamine Plus SALE Introductory Special Glucosamine Plus All Natural Reg. $27.95 32 Ounce bottle Sale Price: $24.95 32 Ounce bottle Please see the glucosamine link on our website Glucosamine Plus for Dogs! We our pleased to announce a special introductory offer: See this link to our ordering page Order the Glucosamine Plus combined with any size bottles of our fish oil together and we will take 15 % off the total price of your order!We are also offering our new product by the quart bottle for $24.95 Glucosamine is a substance that naturally occurs in healthy joints. As dogs get older, their body seems to make less of it. It is the same thing with your body. This lower production of Glucosamine can lead to joint pain. When you give your dog Glucosamine to make up for the deficit, you are promoting healthy joints. Because a dogs body is familiar with Glucosamine, it is easily absorbed.It also contains vital nutrients that joints can use to stay healthy. And, of course, the nice thing about our Glucosamine is that it is from a vegetable source and not shellfish.The Apple Cider Vinegar contained within this product is a great digestive and immune system promoter as well. Give your beloved pet a total healthcare package by ordering today and save 15% from your order total by combining the OO fish oil with the new OO Glucosamine Plus! GLUCOSAMINE