Oil Supplements

Our full range of cold-pressed hemp seed oils for dogs, cats and horses. Raw hemp nectar on its own, or blended with New Zealand hoki fish oil and MCT for added EPA and DHA. Made in Australia.

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Oil Supplements - HempPet.com.au
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About Oil Supplements

Quick answer

Raw hemp seed oil is a single ingredient. The blends add New Zealand hoki fish oil and MCT for EPA and DHA. Most owners start with a single 100ml bottle.

Every oil on this page starts with the same base: cold-pressed hemp seed oil, also called hemp nectar. Cold pressing matters because heat damages the fatty acids that make the oil worth giving in the first place.

Raw nectar, or a blend?

Raw hemp seed oil is a single ingredient, with nothing added and nothing filtered out. It supplies naturally occurring omega 3, 6 and 9 in a ratio that suits pets well, and it suits owners who want the simplest possible label. The blends add New Zealand hoki fish oil and MCT. Hoki brings EPA and DHA, the long-chain omega 3s that plant oils do not contain.

Which animal, which bottle

Dogs and cats have their own 100ml formats. Horses have a 500ml bottle, because the daily amount is considerably larger. The oils themselves are pressed to the same standard across the range.

On value

Most owners start with a single 100ml bottle. Once an oil is part of the daily routine, the 3-pack and the buy 5 get 1 free pack bring the per-bottle price down.

What is the difference between hemp seed oil and the hemp oil blend?

Hemp seed oil is raw, cold-pressed nectar on its own. The blend adds New Zealand hoki fish oil and MCT, which brings EPA and DHA that plant oils do not contain.

Can I give the same oil to my dog and my cat?

We make separate formats for each. Daily amounts differ considerably by species and body weight, so use the bottle made for the animal you are feeding.

How should I store the oil?

Somewhere cool and dark, with the cap on. Omega oils degrade with light and heat, which is why our bottles are what they are.