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Tilapia Omega 3 Mercury

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Tilapia or worse is a better source of omega-3 than other fish such as salmon, tuna and white fish?

And so is the risk of contamination mercury compared with other fish?

All of the tilapia is purchased in the U.S. is farm raised. Low in Omega-3 because it is low in fat. They are raised in the treated water, mercury contamination is highly unlikely. Not the most tasty fish, but not bad either.



 Vitality Jerky Tilapia Dog Treat


Vitality Jerky Tilapia Dog Treat


$28.95


HZD1002: Features: -Dog treat. -Vitality collection. -All natural. -Tilapia is low in mercury and does not contain any antibiotics or hormones, low in fat, high in protein and good source of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids. -Antioxidant rich essential fat soluble vitamin, vitamin E keeps the connective tissues strong and prevents skin and muscles from losing elasticity. -Flaxseed is rich in Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids to help promote a shiny coat, also contains vitamins including B group and E. -Vitamin A is crucial for proper eye function and necessary for healthy skin and mucous membranes, has antioxidant properties. Ingredients: -Tilapia, Vitamin E Supplement, Flaxseed, Vitamin A Acetate. Flavor: -Tilapia. Guaranteed Analysis: -Crude Protein 46% (min). -Crude Fat 3% (min). -Crude Fat 6% (max). -Crude Fiber 1% (max). -Moisture 16% (max). -Vitamin E 500 IU/kg (min). -Vitamin A 5,000 IU/kg (min). -Omega 3 Fatty Acids 0.05% (min) (Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles). Specifications: -Weight: 0.94 lb. -Dimensions: 9.25 H x 8.5 W x 3.75 D. -Capacity: 15 oz..
  • Posted by admin
  • on May 20th, 2009
  • at 8:05 am

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