Salmon Oil for Dogs -60 Soft Chew Omega Treats Skin and Coat Supplement for Dogs -Fish Oil Blend of Fatty Acids, Omega 3 and 6, Vitamins, Antioxidants, Minerals -Made in USA

The best product ever for dog skin allergies! I apologize for the long review but I am really impressed with this product.This is my doggy's journey for MONTHS! I have a white 65lb lab retriever that has really bad allergies, we think she's allergic to fertilizer in the grass, but I don't know! but when she goes outside she comes back very itchy, and her skin is red.She scratches so bad that makes her eyes sides bleed from rubbing them on the carpet, neck, and armpits also scratched until bleeding and the worst are her paws, she licks them and chews them raw.This is what I have tried about a month each thing to give it enough and fair time to work, with the money approx spent to help my poor doggie: DID NOT WORK - At the VET (about $300): - A Shot that was supposed to last 6 six, lasted barely a week but gave her a break. Could not get another shot because it was too soon so for the following 5 weeks we were back to the beginning.-Medicated wipes-Medicated Shampoo-Medicated foam for her paws once a dayDID NOT WORK - At home for external or topical relief ($100): - Benadryl cream - Booties - Socks - Paw soother ointment - Oatmeal Shampoo - Lavender Shampoo - Oatmeal dry shampoo - Oatmeal spray conditioner - Epson Salt baths - Lavender and mint oil for woundsDID NOT WORK - To take by mouth - $25.00 Allergy Relief (Bark & Spark) gave them for 2 months bc of reviews - $35.00 Pawfy Skin and Coat - Worked very little, very expensive but for the 1 hr relief my doggie was getting I was willing to pay - Benadryl pillsYES - DID WORK!! - External Topical - NEOSPORIN ($8.00), overnight noticed a difference, it calmed the area, but still took some time to help heal the wounds - Lavender wipes - we used them to wipe her every time she comes from going outside to use the bathroom - These OMEGA AND SKIN coats ($15.00) God Sent! This is how I used them and worked on my dog, not telling anyone how to use them, just what it worked for us and is going to save me $1200.00 bc I am canceling the dog dermatology apt for testing to see if she can get on a daily pill that is going to cost about $100 a month for the rest of her life. The container says to give in the AM and PM, because it can cause diarrhea. The first time I gave my doggie 2 in the morning, within 30 mins she stopped scratching, we all noticed that right away, it lasted for almost 2 hrs, then gave her the other 2 at bedtime, again she got relief from the scratching for about 2 hours but then started scratching again. The next day I gave her 1 chewie every two hours (or when she started itching again) even at night because I would rather deal with diarrhea than her crying for the bleeding wounds from itching, so I gave her a lot! but she was getting relief, to my surprise no diarrhea, her stools did soften a little but nothing we could not pick up. On day 3, she was needing them every 3 hours, and only 2 times at night time, were stayed with this dosage for about a week. In the 2nd week we are down to 4 times a day and only once if she wakes up in the middle of the night. I am hoping that by week 4 do the 2 in the morning and 2 at night as the container says.These dosages were at my risk and my dog took it well. She is almost got her hair back on all the patches. These worked and are very affordable. She did get a little bit of bad mouth odor so I bought the dental mouth wash you put on the water once a day and that helped a lot with her breath and it was only (7.00).I don't write reviews often but wanted to write this one in case someone is going through the rough months we had with their puppy. I bought them bc this brand came up when I was going to buy again the Pawfy for $35.00 which are expensive and my dog would need like 3 containers a month to get a little relief. This one came up and the reviews were impressive, the container has 60 chewies a lot more for 15.00 compared to others. I don't know why this didn't come up when I search before, but let me tell you! for us this was the help we needed.

I really like this product it gave my dog a lot of energy but then I noticed he started having diarrhea I don't know what it was from so I cut back on this but it is a good product

I know she needs these as she is a picky eater. So to get her to eat them I have to pretend that I am eating one and I accidentally drop it then run after her trying to get it back. Then she’ll eat it.

Worked great for my pitbull order again

I have a derm prone Fox terrier. The vet suggested omegas so I got these. Her skin got much oilier so when I gave her a good scratch I’d need industrial soap to remove the oil from my hands. I’ve stopped using them for now.

My fur baby loves his supplement with or without food. His coat is smooth n very soft to the touch. I'm never out of it n the salmon oil.

Our dog was starting to have skin issues. Sort of flaky and oily, and it even caused some sections of her hair to come out. Read about Salmon Oil and found this and started giving it to her. Also took her to the vet, who told us to keep giving her this, but also prescribed Apoquel.She is much better now. I am sure Apoquel had something to do with it too, but as I said, our vet told us to keep giving her the oil supplements as well, so we have this on subscription to just be sent every month.She is a pretty picky eater and we are able to get her to eat these.

Well, my cat likes them… dog not do much !