Sojos Skin & Coat Allergy Aid Mix-In Powder shows promising results for reducing skin allergies, itching, and improving coat health in dogs. However, there are concerns about the product potentially making some dogs sick, making it a solid but cautious choice for dog owners.
Potential for making dogs sick
Prevention: Consult a vet before use, monitor the dogs closely.
Many users report significant decreases in itching and skin irritation.
Users noted healthier and shinier dog coats.
Mixes well with food and is convenient to administer.
working for a big dog
One user reported the supplement made their dog sick.
The supplement may not work equally well for all dogs.
Tip: Alternating with other supplements (e.g., Omega 3 fish oil)
Some users saw no improvement in their dog’s condition.
Factors: report of any adverse effect
No, it may not be effective for all dogs and may even cause adverse reactions in some cases.
Some users reported seeing improvements in a couple of weeks.
Consult a vet and discontinue use, the product may increase the dosage of required
"Great results!"
"I thought this would be better"
Consider this product for its potential to improve skin and coat health, but be cautious of potential adverse reactions. Monitor your dog's response closely when introducing this supplement.
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