Nutramax Welactin Omega-3 Liquid Skin & Coat Supplement for Dogs
A functional potency but troublesome packaging.
These calming chews are generally disliked by cats due to their hard texture and medicinal smell. Some users report calming effects when mixed with food, but overall, they are not well-received. Many customers have complained about the product's quality and effectiveness
Hard texture, unpalatable for cats
Prevention: None; consider alternative products
Possible contamination with insects
Prevention: Avoid purchasing; thoroughly inspect before use
For some cats, the treats induced enough calm to notice a reduction in 'zoomies'
Too hard and dry for cats to chew and swallow
Pungent smell deters cats
GNC changed the formula, and users can tell the difference
Insects found in the container
No, it is not recommended to give this product to your dog because it might not be able to handle the quantity of this product, since the dog ate one and won't try another one again
Yes, logically it is but the best way to ask about it is to contact the product owner
Yes, it is not a big cat surprise factor but mostly because of the layout and the product fitness
"My cats eat these with her dinner no problem. She looks forward to them. Idk why other people have issues with them but my kitty eats it like a treat. She also has had a calmer demeanor lately."
"I hate to give something only 1 star but I should have listened to the other reviewers who said that these treats were not soft at all and that their cats wouldn't touch them because that's exactly what I got, hard as a rock treats that my cat gave one sniff and walked away from. I have no knowledg..."
Considering the poor reception and potential quality issues, these calming chews are not recommended. Many cats refuse to eat them, and the few that do have shown only minor improvements in behavior. Contamination reports further raise concerns about the product's safety. Overall, there are better calming options available