Sow & Arrow Canine Regenerative Omegas | 250ml
Product Overview
Sow & Arrow Canine Regenerative Omegas | 250ml provides a plant-based omega 3-6-9 profile from Ahiflower® oil for everyday canine skin, coat, joint and general wellbeing support.
Support your dog’s daily wellness naturally with Regenerative Omegas for Canine. Each serving delivers a complete, plant-based omega 3-6-9 profile to help maintain overall health, so your dog can look well, move well, and feel well.
Made with 100% pure Ahiflower® oil, nature’s richest known source of omega-3, this gentle yet effective formula supports skin and coat health, joint mobility, brain function, and whole-body vitality, without the use of fish oils.
Ahiflower oil is grown traceably and exclusively by UK farmers using regenerative agriculture, helping to restore soil health and protect ocean ecosystems. It’s a clean, sustainable way to nourish your dog—without costing the Earth.
Why you’ll love it
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Complete plant-based omega 3-6-9 profile
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Naturally supports skin, coat, joints, and overall wellbeing
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Free from fish oils and marine contaminants
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Sustainably grown using regenerative farming practices
Important Information
This is a complementary pet product and is not a veterinary medicine. Follow the product label and supplier directions. If your pet has an existing condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or you are unsure whether the product is suitable, speak with your vet before use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this product suitable for?
This listing is intended for dogs. Check the product label for age, weight and any other suitability restrictions before use.
How should I use this product?
Follow the supplier's serving directions on the label, including any guidance based on your pet's size. Do not exceed the recommended amount unless advised by a veterinary professional.
What if itching or skin irritation persists?
Persistent itching, sore or broken skin, hair loss or recurrent irritation can have many causes. A vet should assess ongoing or significant symptoms.
