Concentrated marine omega-3
The right omega-3 dose, measured by the pump.
"Some fish oil" is not a dose. What supports your dog or cat is the amount of EPA and DHA they actually get. OmegaMax™ gives you 538 mg of combined EPA and DHA in every 2 ml pump, so you dose by weight instead of guessing.
The omega imbalance
Most pet diets tip the balance the wrong way.
Modern kibble tends to carry far more omega-6 than marine omega-3. That imbalance shows up first in skin and coat, then in joints and general comfort as pets age.
EPA and DHA give the body the building blocks it uses to regulate a balanced inflammatory response. Your dog and cat cannot make these two in any useful amount, so they have to come in through the diet.
What EPA and DHA support
One oil, whole-body support.
Marine omega-3 works across systems. Fed daily at the right amount, it supports the parts of your pet that an omega-6 heavy diet tends to strain.
Stop guessing
How much does your pet actually need?
The right dose depends on the goal. A dog on everyday maintenance needs far less than a dog on targeted joint support. Enter your pet's weight and we turn the EPA and DHA figures into a simple daily amount.
Where the oil comes from
Clean marine oil, purified in Iceland.
OmegaMax™ omega-3 is purified in Iceland, drawing on the country's pristine water, clean geothermal energy and rigorous European purity standards. The oil comes from wild-caught anchovy, sardine and mackerel. Small, fast-lived fish sit low on the food chain, which makes them a sensible starting point for a fish oil, dosed daily.
- Made with Friend of the Sea certified fish oil
- Stabilised with natural mixed tocopherols (vitamin E) to protect the oil from oxidation
- Declared EPA and DHA per dose, so you always know what you are giving
- Low-odour liquid, easy to pump onto food
The omega-3 library
Learn before you buy
Plain, practical guides on omega-3 for dogs and cats. Read the science, then dose with confidence.
Cornerstone
How much omega-3 does your dog need?
Dose depends on the goal. The research-based EPA and DHA targets, translated into pumps.
Fundamentals
EPA vs DHA: which one matters?
The two marine omega-3's that do the work and why the label total misleads you.
Comparison
Fish oil vs flaxseed and chia
Plant Omega-3 is ALA. Dogs convert it poorly and cats barely at all. Find out why.
Salmon Oil
Fish oil vs salmon oil: cleaner and stronger
Concentration and purity decide the result. Why small-fish marine oil beats most salmon oil.
Skin and Coat
Omega-3 for dog skin, coat and itching
What actually helps an itchy, shedding, dull-coated dog and how long it takes to show.
Joints
Omega-3 for dog joints and mobility
Joint support needs a much higher intake. Here is the scale and the pump maths worked out.
Cats
Omega-3 for cats: safe and how much?
Cats barely convert plant omega-3, so marine EPA and DHA matter more. A simple dosing guide.
Ready when you are
Two formats. One measurable dose.
Choose the 250 ml pump bottle for the best value per day, or the 120 softgels for travel and simplicity. Both declare their EPA and DHA openly.
R 395
250 ml pump bottle →
R 345
120 softgels →