Tri-KRILL™ For Pets

Tri- KRILL ™ For Pets

3x formula with AstaREAL Support:

The most astaxanthin per serving than any other krill oil product on the market.

Tri-KRILL™ has an extract of Krill sourced directly from the Antarctic; the AstaKrill blend which combines the power of Krill Phospholipids with 12mg of astaxanthin per serving in an easy-to-take soft gel.

Benefits of Krill Oil:

Tri-KRILL™ for pets - supplement is the king of all fatty acids food supplements.

Tri-KRILL™ for pets - has 12 Mg of astaxanthin per dose the highest of any other krill oil supplement.

Tri-KRILL™ for pets - contains 24 times more astaxanthin than salmon.

Tri-KRILL™ for pets - is FOUR times more potent than Fish Oil and therefore has four times the benefit!

Why is it so important to supplement my pet's diet with Omega 3 fatty acids?

Today, our pets are receiving more Omega 6 fatty acids in their diets than necessary. The cattle meat used in most pet foods contains an unnecessary amount of Omega 6 fatty acids because the cattle are now being fed grains instead of grass.

Too many Omega 6 fatty acids can cause arthritis, allergies, skin disorders and obesity in our pets. Supplementing our pets' diets with Omega 3 fatty acids will help to normalize this imbalance.

Krill Oil absorbs quickly into the system, providing benefits such as agility, decreased inflammation, and can help maintain a healthy heart, brain and nervous system, skin and coat.

There have been many studies on pets supplementing with Krill Oil.

Studies have been conducted, revealing that arthritis improved 47% in mice supplementing with Krill Oil as opposed to the 26% improvement when supplementing with Fish Oil.

How does fish oil compare to krill oil?

Krill oil contains a higher concentration of Omega 3 fatty acids, and also contains Astaxanthin, which is an added nutritional benefit.

It does not contain mercury and therefore there is no added risk of heavy metal poisoning.

In addition, Krill Oil contains highly bioavailable EPA and DHA which can aid in cognitive function, and help fight inflammation.

Krill Oil is FOUR times more potent than Fish Oil and therefore has four times the benefit!

Because of the Astaxanthin in krill oil; this puts it to the top of the list of all omega-3 fatty acids sources.

What Is Astaxanthin?

Krill oil contains high levels of one of the most powerful natural antioxidants called Astaxanthin. Astaxanthin is a carotenoid molecule from the same family as beta-carotene, lycopene, and zeaxanthin, though astaxanthin appears to be more active in quenching superoxide, hydroxyl, and other radical species. Recent studies suggest that astaxanthin has anti-inflammatory action, inhibiting cytokine cascades in a number of trials of cardiovascular health, respiratory health, joint health, athletic performance, and others.

Astaxanthins is what gives salmon its red color. Krill get their astaxanthin from small phytoplankton, their primary source of food. While krill contain natural levels of astaxanthin, we provide additional astaxanthin to our omega-3 krill phospholipid products.

What are Krill and where do they come from?

Krill is the common name given to the Euphausiacea of shrimp-like marine crustaceans. Also known as euphausiids, these small invertebrates are found in all oceans of the world. The common name Krill comes from the Norwegian word krill, meaning "young fry of fish", which is also often attributed to other species of fish. Krill are found in all oceans of the world but harvested from the Antarctic waters and Southern Oceans.

These small crustaceans fuel the oceans of the world. Krill feed on phytoplankton, microscopic, single-celled plants that drift near the ocean's surface and live off carbon dioxide and the sun's rays. They feed hundreds of animals from fish, birds and whales. Antarctic krill are among the largest of the 85 known krill species and can live up to 10 years.

Krill oil contains omega-3 fatty acids, which is the main reason it's a popular nutritional supplement.

Krill oil is contains an antioxidant called astaxanthin. The algae that krill eat produce the bright red pigment astaxanthin that gives krill and other crustaceans such as lobster and shrimp their reddish-pink color.

Unlike fish oil, krill oil doesn't cause fishy burps or an after taste. Also, krill oil contains higher amounts of astaxanthin than fish oil.

Side Effects:

Pets with allergies to seafood shouldn't use krill oil.

Directions:

Suggested use: one soft-gel for pets under 40 pounds and two soft-gel for pets over 40 pounds.