Vetnique Labs Dermabliss Omega Skin Health Fish Oil Salmon Flavored Soft Chew Skin & Coat Supplement for Dogs
In a Nutshell
- Effective for some dogs in reducing scratching and improving coat quality.
- High cost and mixed results make it a cautious recommendation.
- Salmon flavor is popular among dogs.
Quick Verdict
The Vetnique Labs Dermabliss Omega Skin Health Supplements receive mixed reviews. Some users report significant improvements in their dogs' skin and coat health, while others find it ineffective. The taste is well-received, but the high cost and varying results make it a mixed recommendation.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effectiveness (3)
This product helped to reduce itchiness.
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Taste and Acceptance (2)
Dogs enjoy the salmon flavor.
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Cost Beneficial (1)
The benefits justify the cost for some users.
Cons
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Ineffective for Some (4) major
Dogs allergy issue did not improve
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Oxidation Issues (1) minor
Dogs experiencing digestive issues.
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Cost Concern (2) major
Product is overprice.
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Packaging Issues (1) minor
Packaging not resealable.
Tip: Using a chip clip to reseal the bag.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
✗ Skip If
Durability & Care
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Consult a vet for specific skin issues.
- 💡 Test a smaller amount first to see if it works for your dog.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"My Amber suffers allergies since we moved from Oregon to Texas. Combined with the Dermabliss spray, she stopped scratching. Loves the taste and looks forward to it"
"My dog has gotten worse since taking these. He’s scratching and knowing himself more than he ever did since beginning taking these. I stopped Them three weeks in and the scratching was the same for 3 days but has improved after. These are not good for itchiness. I wish I could get my money back!"
Bottom Line
If your dog enjoys the taste and you're looking for a supplement to try, this could be worth it. However, if you have specific skin issues, you might want to consult a vet and consider other options. It’s a bit pricey, so you might want to test a smaller amount first to see if it works for your dog.