Pet Protect Skin Health Supplement for Dogs, 60 count
In a Nutshell
- Most dogs enjoy the flavor of the supplement.
- Effectiveness varies considerably among users.
- Safe for dogs with IBD and sensitive systems.
- Contents can have a slight vinegar/synthetic smell.
Quick Verdict
Pet Protect Skin Health Supplement is a good choice for dogs with skin issues. Most users report improved skin health, with mixed reviews on taste and effectiveness.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective for Skin Health (6)
Many users report significant improvements in their dogs' skin conditions, such as dryness and itchiness.
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Safe for Sensitive Systems (3)
The supplement is considered safe for dogs with sensitive digestive issues.
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Tasty and Enjoyed by Dogs (5)
Most dogs enjoy the flavor of the supplement, especially those with small appetites.
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Good Ingredients (4)
The supplement contains omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E, which are beneficial for dogs.
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Ease of Use (3)
The supplement is easy to administer, usually by giving them directly.
Cons
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Taste Issues (3) major
Some dogs refuse to eat the supplement due to its taste and smell, which is described as vinegar-like and synthetic.
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Limited Effectiveness (2) minor
Some users do not see any improvement in their dogs' skin conditions.
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Price (2) minor
Some users feel the supplement is overpriced for the results it provides.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners with dogs experiencing skin issues — Comments suggest it can improve coat, skins health and conditions including itchiness.
- • Dogs with irritable bowl syndrome (IBS) — safe for dogs with IBD and sensitive systems.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners looking for guaranteed results — Uncertain results lead to some dogs not showing any improvements.
Durability & Care
Factors: daily habits such as chewing, likelihood of mixed ingestion
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"All the of my pups enjoy the flavor if Pet Protect by Advantage skin supplement. No argument there. We haven't used it long enough to know for certain how well it works but the skin on our hairless pup seems less dry than normal. Anything to help her crispy skin is a plus"
"I was hopeful these would make a difference but they have not. Both of my dogs have itchy skin and my yorkie has extremely dry skin on her back. I offered these treats to my dogs several times who are extremely treat motivated and they refused them completely. They have a vinegar/faux bacon bit smel..."
Bottom Line
If your dog has skin issues and you're looking for a supplement that might help, Pet Protect is worth considering. Just be prepared for potential taste issues.