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Brite Coat Chews for Cats & Dogs
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Nordic Naturals Pet Cod Liver Oil
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dog or cat
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dog or cat
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Benefits |
- Promotes Healthy Skin and Shiny Coat: Keeps your pet's skin moisturized and their coat looking lustrous.
- Supports Joint Health: Helps maintain flexible and strong joints for better mobility.
- Derived from the cold pure waters of Canada
- Comes in a softgel capsule
- Contains no artificial colors or flavors
- Made in the USA
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Reduces shedding and scratching Creates a healthy shiny coat Pets love the taste No reported side effects
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DHA is a key component of the brain and retina in dogs and cats, supporting EPA supports cardiovascular health and supports the natural anti-inflammatory Omega-3 fatty acids supports: optimal cellular health, healthy skin and coat, jointsAll natural Vitamins A and D support healthy vision, immune function, and healthy Pet Cod Liver oil is 3rd Party Tested for documented oil purity and freshnessWild Arctic Cod provides an excellent source of Omega-3 fatty acids with all natural vitamins A and D
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