Nutramax Welactin Omega-3 Liquid Skin & Coat Supplement for Dogs
A functional potency but troublesome packaging.
Most reviewers appreciate the effectiveness of the Sav-A-Caf Sav-A-Chick supplement for young poultry, but there are concerns about product expiration and the presence of toxic food dyes.
Presence of potentially harmful food dyes (Yellow 6 and Red 40)
Prevention: Look for alternative products without these dyes or contact the manufacturer for further information.
Expiry issues reported by some users.
Prevention: Check the expiry date before use.
Manufacturing inconsistencies.
Prevention: None
Effectively keeps chicks hydrated and healthy.
Shipping is usually fast and customer service is responsive.
Simple to administer as a supplement.
Effective for both small chicks and larger birds.
Some products received were expired.
Tip: Customer service follows through though.
Contains potentially harmful food dyes Yellow 6 and Red 40.
No photos of the product from reviewers.
It is effective for hydrating and energizing young poultry, particularly in stressful conditions or during sickness.
No not applicable for other types of pet.
A packet is typically enough for 7-10 chicks for one time use.
Contact the manufacturer for a replacement or refund.
"I've been buying this from local farm store, it definitely my go-to electrolytes for my chicks & ducks, especially ducklings I've hatched or bought from local farm store. I am more impressed with this electrolyte supplement over others I've bought from various suppliers."
"Delivered August 29th, 2025, the expiration on the packaging says July 1, 2025. Got an expired medication."
Sav-A-Caf Sav-A-Chick is useful but needs better quality control and removal of unnecessary food dyes for broader appeal.