Re: [rawfeeding] Cot liver oil

Dear Barb & Reilly:

Don't know. I do know that fish/fish oils are a great source of omega and fatty acids which are necessary for a shiny coat, and flakeless skin for dogs.

Maybe you could compare the lables of cod and salmon and see what has the highest percentage.

rbmc1231937 <rbmc1231937@yahoo.com> wrote:
Can cot liver oil compere with salmon oil? in nutritional Value, ?Barb
and Reilly

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