A source of essential unsaturated fatty acids, particularly omega-6 linoleic acid, and antioxidants.
Milk thistle is an ancient medicinal herb referred to in ancient sources. Milk thistle is a flower from the daisy family. It originates from the Mediterranean regions of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. Due to its thorny appearance, it was popularly nicknamed Christ's crown. In ancient times it was most often used against snake bites, later finding its main use in treating liver and gallbladder problems. It also supports vein regeneration and eases the symptoms of varicose veins. It protects the organism from toxic substances. It is also credited with easing migraines, depression, asthma and allergies.

It is a valuable source of essential fatty acids, vitamins, phytosterols and antioxidants. It helps improve the quality of the coat and skin. It protects cells and tissues from oxidative stress, thereby helping to protect the organism from external influences.
Milk thistle oil contains omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are very beneficial to the body and must be obtained through food. This oil contains vitamins A, B, D and E as well as important minerals. It is also a strong antioxidant. It helps with coat and skin problems and contributes to improving the organism's overall defences. Last but not least, it is a strong source of energy.

a rich source of vitamin E in natural form
a rich source of omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids
helps with coat and skin problems
supports the immune system

Unsaturated fatty acid content:

oleic acid 15–29%
linoleic acid 46–65%

The oil mixes very well into food. Its advantage is a very pleasant taste.

Health benefits of using milk thistle:

contains linoleic acid, which must be supplied to the organism
the oil supports digestive processes in the organism
aids the healing of wounds, inflammation and skin conditions
improves energy metabolism – a strong source of energy
for coat and skin problems
to improve overall defences
for a tendency towards muscle stiffness
it is an optimal dietary supplement to the daily feed ration, even if you follow BARF (BARF – Bone and Raw Foods = raw meat, vegetables, fruit and herbs)