Flea Away Salmon Oil is effective for skin issues in dogs and lasts a long time, but it does not repel fleas as advertised. Overall, it's a decent supplement for pets with skin issues, but buyers should be aware of the mislabeling regarding flea repellent properties.
Misleading labeling as a flea repellent
Prevention: Read labels carefully and consider alternative products for flea repellent
Effectively treats mystery skin problems.
Pets enjoy the taste and smell.
Covers a long period without needing frequent replacement.
Easy to use with spray bottle.
Helps with pet's coat and overall health.
Does not repel fleas as advertised.
Unpleasant smell for some pets.
Product is non-effective against fleas as advertised.
Factors: Usage frequency, Pet acceptance
"I spray it on my dogs food every morning and evening and they love it. It also seemed to cure one of my dog’s mystery skin problem that no vet could diagnose. Even at 4 sprays per day, it seems to last forever!"
"Unfortunately, I bought this product because it says FLEA AWAY on the bottle which made me assume it repels fleas. After purchasing, I found out this is not the case. Definitely contacting Chewy to see if I can get a refund. There definitely needs to be clarification on the bottle that this is NO..."
While Flea Away Salmon Oil is beneficial for treating skin problems, its marketing is misleading regarding flea repellent properties. It's a solid choice for pet skin issues but not for flea prevention.
A functional potency but troublesome packaging.
Highly effective for skin and coat health, easy to use, and cost-effective.
Highly effective for cats skin and coat health.
Effective but may cause digestive issues in some pets.
Highly effective joint supplement for dogs, highly recommended.
Highly effective probiotics for dog gut health.