Omega 3 for Dogs UK - Salmon Oil Chews with EPA & DHA | Itchy Skin Relief & Allergy Support | Dog Skin & Coat Supplement | 100 Soft Chews

He does work the dog loves it. She’s only the owner. She’s a small Chihuahua very easy to eat and after about a week you stopped to see the difference. She’s old. She’s 13 going on 14 so she definitely needs this. I recommend that it is pretty good good for dogs

After reading other reviews, I decided to give these a try to improve the quality of both my dogs' coats. Unfortunately, they don't smell that appetising and contrary to the reviews, both my dogs turned their noses up at them. My next step is to crush them and sprinkle over their food. I was really hopeful that this was an ideal solution as they both like treats and I figured the oil was a non starter. So I can't recommend as yet but I'm still going to try, basically because of how much they cost! 🐶☹🐶

Very impressed with these. My dog's coat improved after a couple of weeks and is now lovely and glossy. His flaky, itchy skin is also much improved. They are very convenient to give and my dog loved them.

I have bought this product 3 times and i have seen an improvement in my dogs, they love them as well.

Been using this product for a few months now and my dogs cost has seen a vast improvement - really shiny and a reduction in itching.

If the metric is palatability, these are great! What can I say about the effectiveness? The selling point is reducing itching and coat quality. Since this is a new from-the-box review, it is unfair for me to comment on the effectiveness of this particular product as a supplement. However, I am familiar with the effective ingredients. I would always recommend researching the claims made for a supplement, whether for man or beast and ensuring they are convincing and suitable for the intended user. Which brings me to the price point. These treats are the size of medium dog kibble, quite soft and oily, and crumble; the tub contains 180g, and each 'treat' costs nearly 22p. I first looked at the price of the tub in terms of 6 Oz cut of meat. However, is that fair? These are marketed as more than a treat, and I can compare the cost of this item per dose against dog supplements sold for the same general purpose. Say an Amazon search term "Dog itchy Skin Allergy Relief tablets". By this metric, 22p per treat is comparable to per-tablet prices. However, similar "chews/treats supplements" on Amazon, and some of these cost a few pence less per treat, so I suggest comparing prices and ingredients. That said, palatability matters; no matter how good the active ingredients in a supplementary food may be, they are no good at all if the dog won't eat them - and the Dog does like these. That is important when it comes to tablets because if I have to hide the pill in a cut of meat to get the dog to eat it, saving a few pence buying tablets etc - fast becomes a false economy. In conclusion, my Dog does like these.

Pleased with this. I have struggled to find an omega supplement for my fussy dog who hates fish. He likes this one and eats it without issue - phew! Thanks to whoever replied to my question asking if it smells fishy - big help.

Did nothing for my dog