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Dorwest Evening Primrose Oil Capsules for Dogs and Cats - From £17.11
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Dorwest Evening Primrose Oil Capsules for Dogs and Cats

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Manufacturer: Dorwest Herbs

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Dorwest Evening Primrose Oil Capsules for Dogs and Cats contain a quality preparation of evening primrose oil with a high gamma linolenic acid (GLA) level and all its associated benefits.

Recommended for show dogs, breeds with long coats, and after a moult or other conditions causing hair loss, Dorwest Evening Primrose Oil contains Omega fatty acids which influence skin renewal, scurfiness, dryness and coat shine.

Evening Primrose oil is also believed to have the ability to support normal hormonal balance, that can otherwise influence behaviour and coat quality.

Administration:
1 Capsule per 10kgs bodyweight daily

Ingredients:
Evening Primrose Oil 500mg (10% GLA), Gelatin, Glycerin, d-Alpha Tocopherol, Vitamin E

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Rachel Carver
May 2012

Used with great success alongside Wheatgerm Oil to regrow my Pointers coat after a nasty injury. As an added bonus they gave his coat a beautiful shine!

Terry Byrne
February 2012

A great product. My dog used to suffer from dry skin and when her fur got a bit long she would get very itchy. It came to a head when she nibbled a patch raw. The vet diagnosed dermatitis and suggested we think about treating it with prescription medication. I try to avoid prescribed stuff as I've found that most ailments, either doggy or human, can be dealt with by using common sense and natural remedies. I reviewed her diet, as dermatitis is an allergic reaction in both animals and humans, and also started giving her these capsules. She's perfectly fine now - you can feel the slight oiliness in her fur now and she doesn't get itchy at all. Highly recommended.