[rawfeeding] Re: Liquid Salmon Oil

That was my concern when I talked to someone at Timberwolf. They told
me it was just after it was opened. That it was sealed and only after
opening could it go rancid. I plan to follow the suggestions of others
who keep a smaller bottle in the fridge and put the rest in the freezer.
Michele

--- In rawfeeding@yahoogroups.com, "wenigj" <wenigj@...> wrote:

> *****I recently saw Grizzly brand liquid Salmon oil for sale in a
> reputable pet store. It was on a shelf, not refrigerated...does that
> mean it's oxidized? before anyone even buys it? I'm also now assuming
> that all liquid Salmon oil needs to be refrigerated, and how long is
> it good stored in the refrigerator?
> Thanks
> Jill W.
>

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