Life Line Wild Fish Oil, 32 oz.

As the demand for Alaskan Salmon increases, the price and availability become very uncertain for us “pet people”. Our customers asked for an affordable, comparable alternative to our salmon oil, and our Wild Alaskan Fish Oil is it!

Our Wild Alaskan Fish Oil provides your pets with the omega-3 nutrition most animals are missing from their daily diets. Our Wild Alaskan Fish Oil is made from wild caught Alaskan pollock and is an excellent source of DHA, EPA and naturally occurring Astaxanthin. Our fish oil is cold filtered, clean, safe, raw oil with all the nutrients intact, as nature intended.

DHA: for brain and heart health 
EPA: decreases inflammation + promotes joint health
Astaxanthin: super powerful antioxidant to maintain healthy pets

Our founder spent 10 years researching many different Alaskan fish, and Pollock is his second favorite choice for making oil (salmon being his first). It shares many of the same properties of salmon such as no heavy metals, high Omega-3 content, and our ability to cold filter it. The oil is slightly darker orange, but has the same consistency and smell as fresh salmon, plus you still get the added benefit of Astaxanthin!

Our Wild Alaskan Fish Oil is the answer to your pet’s overall health and nutrition.

DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid, 22:6) is the most abundant omega-3 fatty acid found in cell membranes throughout the body and is present in all tissues. It is the most prominent omega-3 fatty acid in neural, retinal and cardiovascular connecting tissue.

• Accounts for 97% of the omega-3 fats in the brain
• Accounts for 93% of the omega-3 fats in the retina
• Key component in heart tissue
• Naturally found in breast milk

Health Benefits

Many scientific studies have proven that DHA has positive health benefits for everyone from pregnant or nursing mothers and infants, to healthy adults, the elderly and especially our pets.

DHA is essential for the proper development and function of brain and eye development throughout life and for maintaining optimal function of the nerve cells in the brain and retina. Increased levels of DHA have also been shown to improve cholesterol, decrease the risk of eye disorders like ARMD, glaucoma, and DES, and lower the risk of cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Studies conducted with puppies have shown increased capacity for learning.

General Health Benefits of DHA

• Brain, eye & heart health
• Structural & reparative support
• Anti-inflammatory effects
• DHA is the only Omega-3 to readily accumulate in important neural tissues
  Heart
• Lowered triglycerides
• Lowered LDL (Bad Cholesterol)
• Increased HDL (Good Cholesterol)
• Stabilizes heart rhythm
• Improves vascular reactivity
  Eyes
• Decreased risk of ARMD
• Decreased risk of glaucoma
• Decreased risk of DES
  Brain
• Increased cognitive activity
• Decreased risk of dementia or memory loss
• May slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease
• May support cognitive function throughout life

For Healthy Eyes

As the most abundant omega-3 fatty acid in the eye (retina), supplementing diets with DHA:

• Supports visual and retinal development and function
• Better visual acuity
• Promotes normal development of the eyes
• Helps maintain visual health

What the Research Shows

There is convincing evidence from numerous studies suggesting that increasing the amount of DHA in the diet can have positive benefits on eye health and the mitigation of certain eye-related disorders.
An increase in dietary DHA has been associated with the following benefits:

• Improved development of the rod photoreceptor
• Boost in visual acuity
• Membrane fluidity
• Protective effects against Dry Eye Syndrome (DES), especially in women
• Decreased avascular area of the retina
• Increased vessel regrowth after injury

A deficiency in DHA has been associated with the following effects:

• Increased risk of age-related macular degeneration (AMD)
• Impairment of normal retinal function
• For A Healthy Brain

As the most abundant omega-3 fatty acid in brain phospholipids and an important structural component of the lipids in the central nervous system, supplementing diets with DHA:

• Supports brain development and function
• Promotes cognitive development
• May help maintain normal cognitive function throughout life
• What the Research Shows

There is convincing evidence from numerous studies suggesting that increasing the amount of DHA in the diet can help support a healthy brain and aid in the prevention of certain brain-related disorders.

An increase in dietary DHA has been associated with the following benefits:

• Facilitation of synaptic transmission
• Support of myelination
• Improvement in learning and memory
• Reduced risk of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
• For A Healthy Heart

As a major component of heart tissue, supplementing a patient’s diet with DHA:

• Supports a healthy heart
• Reduces the risk of heart disease
• Promotes good cardiovascular health
• What the Research Shows

There is compelling research suggesting that diets high in DHA have positive benefits for healthy people, and especially those at risk for, or who have, cardiovascular disease. Numerous studies have shown that increasing the amount of DHA in the diet can reduce the risk of heart disease and sudden cardiac death and can have the following effects on cardiovascular health:

Blood Lipid Profile

• Reduced triglycerides
• Increased HDL
• Improved LDL particle size
• Decreased rate of atherosclerotic plaque
• Anti-platelet and anti-inflammatory effects
  Blood Pressure
• Improved arterial compliance
• Anti-thrombotic effect
• Improved vascular reactivity
• Role in the protection of ischemic stroke
• Lowered blood pressure, slightly
  Cardiac Rhythm
• Decreased risk of arrhythmias
• Lowered heart rate
• Healthy resting heart rate