De Groene Os Teunisbloem- Borageolie

Evening primrose oil and borage oil are rich in omega-6 fatty acids. These omega-6 fatty acids are 'essential', which means that animals cannot produce them themselves. Because these fatty acids are essential in a balanced animal diet, it is important to supplement them (if necessary).

Evening primrose oil and borage oil are rich in the polyunsaturated fatty acids GLA (gamma-linolenic acid) and LA (linoleic acid). GLA is important for mucous membranes, skin and hormones, among other things. Linoleic acid is found in several vegetable oils, but evening primrose oil and borage oil also contain a high concentration of GLA. The GLA share in borage oil is 3x higher than in evening primrose oil. By making a mixture of evening primrose oil and borage oil, the LA and GLA ratio is optimized. A healthy animal converts part of the linoleic acid from evening primrose oil into GLA itself.

Bowel Recovery Plan Evening primrose oil is part of the Bowel Recovery Plan . This remedy is used in step 1 of the 5 to support health.

What's in it?
Evening primrose oil and borage oil are both nourishing and protective for the skin. The oil can be used for dry, flaky and itchy skin. Vitamin E protects cells from oxidative stress and is known to help the skin recover. We use the natural form of vitamin E and not the synthetic one, because the natural form has a better effect. This strong antioxidant also prevents oxidation in the bottle, which means it will last longer in a natural way.

Composition : Oenothera biennis oil (evening primrose oil), Borago officinalis oil (borage oil), Tocopherol (vitamin E).

Internal instructions for use
Initial use: Cats and dogs up to 10 kg: 5 drops twice daily through the food.
Dogs 10 to 25 kg: 10 drops twice a day through the food.
Dogs 25 to 40 kilos: 20 drops twice a day through the food.
Dogs from 40 kilos: 30 drops twice a day through the food.
If there is a clear improvement, switch to maintenance use and administer the above amount once a day.