Omega Wild - Natural Omega Oil for Dogs & Cats

Most pets are not getting enough Omega 3 in their diets which leads to inflammation and then diseases and poor health. Adding Omega-3 fats to the diet is vital and the three main anti-inflammatory fats dogs and cats need in their diet are GLA, ETA and EPA.

Animals eating grasses have an Omega-6 to Omega-3 ratio of 1:1 to 5:1. Most dogs eating commercial raised animals are eating a diet that’s 15:1 or even 30:1. This imbalance in the diet is very inflammatory which may lead to many health issues.

Download the Miracle of Mutton Bird Oil - Omega Wild 

"Since starting Kobe on Omega Wild oil 5 months ago we have seen a tremendous improvement with his energy levels and movement. Kobe also suffers from a neurological disorder which caused him to have episodes of vertigo. When an episode hits it caused his head to lean to the left and he goes off balances. Since starting him on the oil from Rogue Royalty, he has gone from having multiple episodes a day to barely one a week! An amazing improvement!
In terms of his movements, his back legs are no longer stiff and he no longer walks with fairly straight hind legs. They now bend with easy and no discomfort.
We have also switched Kobe to an all raw diet, sourcing all his food from Rogue and what an improvement that has made! Kobe’s fur has significantly improved, he no longer vomits or has diarrhea. His energy levels are 10x what they were previously and he is always alert.
When we first got Kobe, he was on a kibble and can food diet that was recommend by multiple pet store. We found this resulted in a lack of energy, bloating, frequent vomiting, hunger and excess water consumption.

We would like to thank the team at Rogue Royalty for all their ongoing support and knowledge!"
Regards,
Anastas & Christine

BENEFITS OF OMEGA 3 FOR PETS
There has been extensive research undertaken about the role of Omega 3 properties. 

• Anti  inflammatory. (Read more)
• Boosts the immune system. Aids wound healing. (Read more)
  

The omega 3 acid constituents of Mutton Bird oil have properties that are said to help support immune function. Some of the nutritive properties include marine omega 3 acids EPA (AKA) Eicosapentaenoic acid and DHA (AKA) Docosahexaenoic acid also vitamins and minerals such as magnesium – iodine – selenium – iron – zinc and calcium to name some.

RESOURCE SUSTAINABILITY.

The Aboriginal community have always revered Mutton Birds and they’re by – products as essential food resources. One of the main cultural activities that the community still engages in, is gathering this resource from mid to late autumn.
Mutton Birds and by – products are a vital part of Aboriginal diet throughout the winter period. Mutton Birds are also harvested commercially by the community. A few years ago the (C.S.I.R.O) Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization reported that the numbers of Mutton Birds being seasonally harvest for both personal and commercial use were well within sustainable limit's. The annual harvest figures reported at that time was between 200,000 and 300,000 birds. The C.S.I.R.O study also concluded that based on the above figures, a threefold increase from the current level would still be well within sustainable limits. Since the C.S.I.R.O study the harvest of Mutton Birds by the Aboriginal community has been actually reduced to between 100,000 about 130,000 birds annually.
The commercial operators have decreased the number further to ensure the longevity and wellbeing for both the Mutton Birds and the community needs into the future.