Contraindications,
Warnings etc
For
animal use only
Keep
out of the reach of children
Use
as directed by your veterinarian
Over-supplementation
should be avoided
There
have been no reports of serious side-effects following the administration of
fish oils. However, high intakes may result in mild side effects in some
individuals (5), including
-
Soft
faeces
-
Diarrhoea
-
Flatulence
-
Halitosis
- fishy breath
Because fish oils may increase bleeding
time, they should be used with caution in animals with clotting defects (1).
Scientific
References
1.
PDR for
Nutritional Supplements (2001) Publishers Thomson, Montvale NJ
p 141-143
2.
Nutrient
Requirements of Dogs (1985) National Research Council, Washington DC, Academic
Press
3.
Nutrient
Requirements of Cats (1986) National Research Council Washington DC, Academic
Press p13-15
4.
Hand M et
al. (2000) Small Animal Clinical Nutrition 4e Mark Morris Institute, Topeka,
Kansas. 909-914.
5.
Hand M et
al. (2000) Small Animal Clinical Nutrition 4e Mark Morris Institute, Topeka,
Kansas. p915-918
6.
Grandjean D
(1996) in BSAVA Manual of Companion Animal Nutrition and Feeding p74-75
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