Does it contain any animal oils I.e. mink oil?
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No mention of animal oils on label or web site. http://www.obenaufs.com/leather-oil/leather-oil-1
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There is no mention of it on the label. Just what you see on the front about beeswax and natural preservatives. It smells like fresh leather. I suggest you address this question directly to the company
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No, I checked the label, and no animal ingredients. It does work, my doctor told me three weeks ago I was no longer anemic.
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So one answer was, "This particular mink oil is natural." Saying that it's natural could mean that this is 5% mink oil, and 95% other animal fats or vegetable oil etc. Does anyone know what the ingredients are? I'd really like to know what the breakdown is.
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I am sorry I cannot answer your question. I checked on the bottle and it doesn't state either. I sure this Safflower Oil for one of my dogs as I make his food and is called for in recipe.
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I never used mink oil. I used Leathernu on large club chairs and there is no residue, just great results. The leather had dried some but now it is supple.
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Not greasy at all. used it on natural finished leather shoes that don't have the thick waxy coat of most leather shoes. Mink oil is very greasy and leaves a residue on my leather boots that also makes them look darker. The Lexol oil left my shoes looking just like they did before I applied the product.
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It contains organic aloe, organic sunflower oil, glycerl Stearate, Kosher VegetableGlycerin, Octyl Palmitate, Glycolic Acid, organic coconut oil, Squalane, Lactic acid, Isopropyl Palmitate (palm oil), Hydrogenated Castor Oil, MSM, Cocoa Butter, several types of alcohol, sodium hydroxide,cucumber distillate, botanical Hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, organic bees wax, Jojoba oil, grapeseed oil, green tea, camellia oil, and quite a few more essential oils too numerous to mention because I am tired of typing all of this!
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Vegetable oil is the second ingredient - could be 49% for all I know. I'm giving this to a friend who doesn't use it at all and getting good stuff for my pets. Will not buy again.
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web site should list ingredients. I did not see any animal ingredients. There is some fish oil (but no fishy smell or tasts what so ever) and it does contain eggs/egg yolk
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I would not recommend mink oil because it tends to soften leather. You might be better off using a leather reconditioning cream. I have used the one made by Lexol with good results in both my car and on a leather couch. It penetrates the leather. You let it absorb and then buff it with a clean, lint-free cloth.
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Since the fish used to make this brand of salmon oil are wild caught from Alaskan they do not have any mercury in them at all. It is one of the safest and cleanest fish oils you can get for your pet.
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Sorry don't know. It's not listed on the bottle as being in it. It says it's only salmon oil with some mixed tocopheral preservative. I have not had any problems..all my critters love it on their food. (7 dogs and 9 cats)
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It has peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil, melaleuca, lemon and a couple other oils
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It doesn't states so, but as long as I can see , the ingredients doesn't have anything "animal" in it.
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It says there is Organ Min. Oil. I don't know how that is different than regular mineral oil though. I hope that answers your questions.
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No! Soy sauce, corn syrup, suger, water, salt... Etc... See nothing that would be animal products
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I purchased this oil for one of my Poms, Minka, who was born with dry skin and at 7 years, was still scratching, especially in the winter when dandruff would appear. Not sure about shedding as I comb my two Poms frequently, but Minka no longer seems to suffer from dry skin and dandruff, and, of course, no longer scratches. And, which is good news, my two Poms seem to like the taste which I give two squirts on their bowl of dry food.