- For
- Dogs & cats
- Form
- Softgel
- Supply
- 60 softgels
Skin & coat
Krill Oil Softgels
$36
Phospholipid omega-3 — smaller dose, better absorption.
Size
Purchase
1
Free shipping over $60 · 60-day returns
60-day returns, even if the tub is open
Batch certificate of analysis on request
Ingredients & amounts
| Krill oil | 500 mg |
|---|---|
| Euphausia superba, MSC-certified fishery | |
| Omega-3 | 120 mg |
| 40% phospholipid-bound | |
| Astaxanthin | 40 µg |
| Natural antioxidant | |
| Choline | 25 mg |
| Phospholipid fraction | |
Guaranteed analysis
| Crude fat | min 95% |
|---|---|
| Moisture | max 2% |
Feeding guide
| Cats | 1 softgel daily |
|---|---|
| Up to 15 kg | 1 softgel daily |
| 15–30 kg | 2 softgels daily |
| Over 30 kg | 3 softgels daily |
Give whole with food, or pierce and squeeze over the bowl for cats and small dogs.
Sourcing & quality
Produced to our specification in an FDA-registered, cGMP facility and released against a batch certificate of analysis covering identity, potency, heavy metals and microbials. Supplier qualification file, including facility registration and third-party test reports, is available on request.
Shipping & returns
Ships in 1–3 business days. Free over $60. Sixty-day returns on opened tubs — see returns & refunds and shipping.
The formula
Krill Oil Softgels, and why it is built this way
Antarctic krill oil carries omega-3 bound to phospholipids rather than triglycerides, which is why 500 mg of krill can do the work of a much larger dose of fish oil. Astaxanthin, the pigment that makes krill red, is a natural antioxidant in the same capsule.
No beef gelatin — the capsule is fish gelatin.
What it does
Three things you can expect
01
Absorbed as phospholipid
Enters cell membranes more readily than triglyceride fish oil.
02
Naturally stable
Astaxanthin protects the oil from oxidising inside the capsule.
03
No fishy repeat
Most dogs show no fishy breath afterwards.
The detail
Everything on the label, in full
| Krill oil | 500 mg |
|---|---|
| Euphausia superba, MSC-certified fishery | |
| Omega-3 | 120 mg |
| 40% phospholipid-bound | |
| Astaxanthin | 40 µg |
| Natural antioxidant | |
| Choline | 25 mg |
| Phospholipid fraction | |
| Crude fat | min 95% |
|---|---|
| Moisture | max 2% |
| Cats | 1 softgel daily |
|---|---|
| Up to 15 kg | 1 softgel daily |
| 15–30 kg | 2 softgels daily |
| Over 30 kg | 3 softgels daily |
Give whole with food, or pierce and squeeze over the bowl for cats and small dogs.
Sourcing & quality
Made to a specification, released against a test report.
Facility
Manufactured in an FDA-registered facility operating under cGMP for animal nutritional products.
Batch testing
Identity, potency, heavy metals and microbials on every lot. Certificate of analysis available by lot number.
What's not in it
No beef gelatin — the capsule is fish gelatin.
Traceability
Named suppliers for every active. Ask for the sourcing sheet that sits behind this product.
From the household
What owners say
"The itching along his back settled down within a month, and the coat is visibly shinier."
"The flaking along her spine stopped. We noticed it while brushing, not on the sofa."
"Third tub. Our groomer asked what we changed — that is the whole review."
Questions
Before you buy
Krill or salmon oil — which is better?
Krill is more concentrated per milligram; salmon oil is cheaper per gram of EPA. For a small dog or a cat, krill is often the practical choice.
Is krill harvesting sustainable?
We buy only from MSC-certified Antarctic fisheries with catch limits set by CCAMLR.
Can it be frozen?
No need — and freezing can cloud the capsule.
Goes with
Pairs well with
