- Nutramax Dermaquin Skin Support Supplement for Small to Medium Dogs and Cats, Supports Healthy Response to Allergens, with Hardy Kiwi, Omega-3s, and More, Tasty Soft Chews, 60 Count

Although it is advertised as "soft chews" it is not! They are hard but for my dog that is no issue. If that will be an issue for your dog you may want to reconsider purchasing. This product was on a pamphlet that my vet recommend for my white pittie who has broken out into hives several times for environmental allergies. She is on a great diet and otherwise I do everything I can to prevent this from happening. I've tried other supplements, shampoos, as well as Benadryl every 2xd(nothing was working). Initially I was very skeptical about it especially for the price of $50 per month but oh my does this stuff work!! My dog has been on it for 4+ months and it works amazingly. She is less itchy, Has no more rashes ,and has not broken out in hives anymore. I stopped using this stuff for a little bit (I forgot to reorder it) and she started itching again. I would highly recommend this to anyone who has a dog with environmental allergies.

Purchased for my German Sherpard. At about 2 years old he developed allergies to field grass, chicken and started getting thin dry patches in his coat. After 1 month of using the Dermaquin he stopped scratching, dry patches disappeared amd after three months of usage his nice, soft, glossy coat has returned. Good stuff.

These supplement treatments were recommended to us by our vet when I asked about our cat’s dandruff. The cat loves them. I thought I may have to cut them in half as others have said because they are kind of hard but he eats them as is. I think they have helped him. Still occasional dandruff but the situation has much improved. He has been on them about 5-6 weeks. One a day as recommended for cats.,

These were recommended by the vet. They have not helped much with his itch but they did improve his poop. As other reviewers comment -- they are NOT soft. I have to cut into 8-12 pieces and mix in with his kibble. When served in the morning, the pieces are _usually_ gone by bedtime. Initially, I cut in half and directly administered the pieces, but he already gets other daily pills that need to be directly administered and the end result was that he didn't want to come for meal times. And this is a cat that is happy to eat his tablet meds like candy and has yet to meet a meal he didn't want. I think they are overpriced, but that's what they cost pretty much everywhere. I am uncertain how long we'll continue using these because, as stated, they haven't appeared to make any notable difference with the itching. He's mostly still on them because it's improved his pooping (and he's a elder statesman so that seems like a positive -- although there are probably less expensive options out there).

Definitely not a soft chew, fairly hard! It’s been a month using, in conjunction with Immuniquin powder, and I’m still waiting to see a big difference. Will update in 30 days!

My vet recommended this for my dogs sensitive skin and it really is worth the money. She’s had much less itching/rash since using and her for looks fuller. She’s loves the taste too!

We started using this after my 5 pound 10 year old mostly indoor Shih Tzu contracted mange and then gave it to my entire family. After she was treated with steroids and antibiotics she developed dandruff. Huge flakes that were still present after professional grooming. I thought Omega 3 would help. These worked beautifully. I still give her one every day.

Excellent always give it to mi cat since he was once diagnosed with dermatitis. Since then, he haven't had any breakout. But remember its just a supplement to prevent not to cure. If your cat present any skin issues take him to the Vet.