An excerpt from “Fats Chance,” written by Steve Brown in the December of 2012 issue of Whole Dog Journal; and what I think is one of the best articles that discusses fats, rancidity, and supplementing with Omegas:
“I think the best choice is to feed naturally preserved foods that meet freshness guidelines (described in detail below) and that do not contain fish, fish oil, or DHA; then add fresh, high-quality fish or krill oils or sardines yourself.”
http://www.whole-dog-journal.com/issues/15_12/features/Fats-Chance_20658-1.html
Coconut oil is neither an Omega 3 nor an Omega 6 fat, it’s a medium chain trigylceride.
