Ground Gold Flaxseed (Linseed) for Dogs – 450g

Nutritional Information

Flaxseed/Linseed can be a great addition to the diet for dogs; it can have the same benefits as it does for people.  A rich dietary source of insoluble and soluble fibre, lignans and omega-3 with of course a lovely succulent flavour that dogs find palatable. Especially good for the digestion and hormone balance. Good source of omega-3.

Gold Flaxseed has the same nutritional properties as the bronze Flaxseed meal but has a slightly milder taste..

Feeding Flaxseed/Linseed to your dog

Ensure the Flaxseed has absorbed enough liquid and then stir throughout feed.

How much to feed:

• For a medium spaniel-sized dog, add a couple of dessert spoons into usual meals. If your dog is overweight you need to cut the normal feed down by the amount of Flax/linseed you are including
• Larger and smaller dogs pro rata.
• Can be fed twice per day

Important: Dogs with sensitive digestions

• For dogs with sensitive digestion  introduce very slowly, starting with no more than a small pinch on the first day. Then increase by a pinch or two per day until feeding the normal quantity.

Important: Always ensure dog’s meals are made thoroughly moist when adding ground Flaxseed.

Flax Farm Freshly Ground Flax Seed Product Information:

450g Packet

Storage and Shelf-Life:

Flax Farm Freshly Ground Flaxseed is simply Flaxseeds freshly ground and packaged, nothing added, nothing taken away. We have no interest in making a long shelf-life product. Our Flaxseed Meal is made to be enjoyed fresh as a natural healthy food.

We don’t use any preservatives but the gentle production method means it tastes great.

Best before, within 11 weeks of dispatch. If it is stored in the freezer it extends its life for up to an extra month .

We recommend the open packets of meal are stored in the fridge in a Tupperware container or similar. Which is the ideal place because it is cold and, more importantly, dark.

About Ground Flaxseed

Flaxseed and Linseed are exactly the same thing. Read for more explanation. Ground linseed or flax is sometimes also called linseed/flax flour, cracked linseed/flax, linseed/flax meal