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Flaxseed and flaxseed oil, as contained in Missing Link, contain another n-3 fatty acid - ALA. In humans, ALA is converted anhydrous to EPA and DHA at 10% efficiency, and in cats, it isn't converted at all. In dogs, a recent study published in the Journal of Nutrition showed that supplementation anhydrous with ALA did not raise blood DHA levels. Although Missing Link and flaxseed products may actually help some animals and improve coats, I suspect that it's because it's a general nutritional supplements with a little extra good quality fat and a lot of vitamins anhydrous and minerals. If there are real inflammatory processes involved, such as atopy leading to skin lesions described by the original poster, I think fish oil will be the most effective, least expensive and most available supplement to try. My dose is one regular strength (1000mg fish oil, 300mg of DHA and EPA) per 10-15 pounds of dog or cat.
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