4PAWSRAW Liquid Sheep Fat – 100% natural food supplement for your dog.

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Liquid sheep fat is composed of sheep fat, salmon oil (omega 3 and 6) and sunflower oil. The salmon oil is cold-pressed from fresh salmon and contains omega 3 and 6 fatty acids and has optimal EPA/DHA values. Sunflower oil contains a high amount of polyunsaturated fatty acids, omega 6 fatty acids and vitamin E. Vitamin E is an important antioxidant that protects the cells, cell wall, blood stream and tissue and also regulates the metabolism within the cell. The product is enriched with emulsifiers to improve the digestion and is stabilized on a natural basis. Tugsuu, T., Myagmardulam, M., Dash, E., Dolgorsuren, B. and Monkhoobor, D. (2018) The Obtaining Biodiesel from Used Vegetable Oil and Animal Waste Oil by Two Stages Transesterification Reaction. Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry, 91, 1493-1499. A natural food supplement for your dog. Presented in in liquid form for ease of use and application. Contains vitamin E and F and is ideal for skin and coat health. In addition Sheep Fat is beneficial to digestion and can help when diarrhea strikes

After processing the raw material at 300˚C and the solids and liquid soaps were prepared as shown in Table 2. Solid and liquid oils were mixed 5 times in different proportions, and the substance was calculated by dissolving the substance in water for each ratio and performing it by the cold method. In addition, based on the appearance of the oil, the ratios of 70:30, 80:20, and 90:10 were selected as the appropriate ratios, and the chemical parameters were further determined. Coconut oil, olive oil, tail oil, and shea butter (shar tos) balance the skin’s pH, nourish and moisturize. The addition of essential oils not only adds a natural plant scent but also prolongs the shelf life of the product and has a double antibacterial effect. In addition, the enrichment of organic soaps with biologically active compounds such as essential oils and baragshun can greatly expand the quality, range, and range of applications of the product [10] [11] [12]. The number of fatty acids contained in the main raw materials was determined by analytical instruments Gas chromatography-mass spectrometer (GC-MS), in the Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, Mongolian Academy of Science [17]. Low acidity in the determination of chemical parameters in soaps made of surface and inner fat indicates that the acidity is reduced when mixed with liquid oils, the main raw materials OFO and IFO. Low saponification and foaming indicate that OFO and IFO are not suitable for mixing with LO1.

Sheep Fat is great supplement

Liquid sheep fat is the ideal taste making-topping to pour over the meal of your dog or pigeon. It not only supports and improves digestion, but also makes the skin and coat of your furry friend shine again. Plus it enhances food intake and is beneficial for heart- and blood vessels. What's not to like? In preparing the liquid soap, we selected the main raw materials for the production of oils TFO, OFO, IFO and LO. When making liquid soap, calculate the amount of potassium hydroxide and water and oil. Calculation per 100 g of oil: The number of saponification of our samples was 0.1786 g. For dogs, fat is energy and for working and sporting dogs our sheep fat can provide a good source of energy. 840Kcal per 100g We also noticed that during the slaughter of animals, the inner fat had been ejected, and most households separate and discarded the outer fat when cooking, while households threw away 50% of tail fat. The waste fat has a negative impact on the environment, but can be used as a raw material for everyday products such as soap. The fat oil becomes suitable raw material because it is a cover that holds in moisture and helps keep skin hydrated [3] [4] [5].

Preparation of the soap. When preparing soap, it is important to determine the appropriate ratio of raw materials and additives (A), as shown in Table 2.

Figure 1 shows how to prepare the samples of sheep tail fat oil (TFO), inner fat oil (IFO) and outer fat oil (OFO), commercial liquid oils (LO1 and LO2) which are the raw materials used in the research. In this study, sheep tail fat (TF), outer fat (OF), and inner fat (IF) were used as raw materials from Tsetserleg sum, Arkhangai aimag. The fat samples were washed, cleaned, sliced and melted at 300˚C. Liquid Sheep Fat – A natural food supplement for your dog. Presented in in liquid form for ease of use and application. Contains vitamin E and F and is ideal for skin and coat health. In addition Sheep Fat is beneficial to digestion and can help when diarrhea strikes Table 5 shows the dilution ratio of liquid soap and two substances. Dilute 10 ml of the diluted soap to 1%, 2% and 3% by weight of the soap. The diluted soap was tested after 24 hours. Chemical results of liquefied soap. The results of the chemical analysis of the dilute container after 24 hours are shown in Table 6. Therefore, it was confirmed the TFO is liquefied and relatively well digested by the body. Saturated fatty acids (C 17H 34O 2) were present in 22.3% of TFO’s, 22.79% of OFO’s, and 19.5% of IFO’s, respectively the approximate amount. The content of methyl stearate (C 19H 38O 2), a saturated fatty acid, was 33.65% the highest in inner fat oils (IFO), which indicates that the IFO is easily congealed.

According to the results of the liquid soap prepared, the best alkali ratio is 10%, the amount of additive is 5% and the amount of essential oil is 1%. The liquid soap produced under these conditions met the standard requirements. Sheep fat is ideal for fussy eaters but being a fat has a high calorific value and could cause obesity if overfed. Liquid Sheep Fat – A natural food supplement for your dog. Presented in liquid form for ease of use and application. Contains vitamin E and F and is ideal for skin and coat health. In addition Sheep Fat is beneficial to digestion and can help when diarrhea strikes. These will be sent via next working day delivery Monday to Thursday only. Once it leaves us it is in the hands of DPD.

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Adane, L. (2019) Preparation of Laundry Soap from Used Cooking Oils: Getting Value out of Waste. Scientific Research and Essays, 15, 1-10.