Recommendation:
​VF Omega 3

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VF Omega-3 is a fish oil supplement for dogs and cats formulated to provide omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that support pets’ critical body systems. It delivers concentrated fish oil in softgel form to bridge cats’ and dogs’ nutritional gap and help support:

• the pathways that regulate joint health
• heart health
• canine healthy skin and coat
• the central nervous system
• brain development of puppies and kittens

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Beneficial bacteria, or probiotics, in your pet's gut are key building blocks for overall health. ​

A majority of the immune system lives in the gut. Keeping an abundance of good bacteria in the gut's delicate microbiome can help strengthen the immune system. This could help your dog or cat fight off harmful bacteria, viruses, and everyday toxins as well as to prevent allergies, maintain a healthy weight, and improve the overall quality of life! Read on to learn more about how to restore your pet's gut health.

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4 Ways to Restore Your Dog's Gut Health

1. Feed your dog a nutrient-dense, biologically appropriate diet.
2. Introduce probiotics into their diet to build good bacteria
3. Add organic bone broth to their food to increase nutrient absorption
4. Maintain daily exercise and play to help reduce stress

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Hair & Saliva
​Pet Health Analysis

For more information on the RHC Pet Health Hair & Saliva Analysis, click here.

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