Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil

Salmon Flavor Omega Skin & Coat soft chews with Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil

Salmon Soft Chews

Soft and shiny fur is made for petting!

Infinite Pet Life offers the best solution to enhance and improve your dog's natural fur shine. Our "Salmon Flavor Omega Skin and Coat Chews" are designed to give your four-legged friend a shiny, lustrous coat and promote healthy, itch-free skin. Ain't this a woof-worthy way to keep your dog happier and healthier?

Shiny Coat and Healthy Skin: Give your beloved canine companion the gift of a lustrous coat and healthy skin with our premium Omega Skin and Coat Chews Dog Supplement. Packed with the nutrition of Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil, our chews are designed to be more than just a treat — it's a wellness solution for your furry friend.

Natural and Nutritional: We've carefully selected all-natural ingredients like Salmon Oil, Omega 3, 6, and 9, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, and Biotin to support your dog's skin and coat health. Our supplement is free from additives like sugar, salt, grain, corn, artificial colors, artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, soy derivatives, and gumming agents. We believe in natural goodness all the way.

Dog Skin Allergy Treatment: No more scratching, flaking, or discomfort. Our chews have omega-3 fatty acids that calm down skin troubles caused by allergies — making your pup feel more comfy.

Clinically Formulated: Our formula is not guesswork — it's the result of rigorous scientific research and expertise. Our soft chews dog supplement, created by clinical experts, significantly improves your pet's skin and coat quality.


Made with Love in the USA, GMP-Certified: Quality is our hallmark. Every batch of Omega Skin and Coat Chews is made in the USA using premium US and internationally sourced ingredients. Our GMP-certified production facility ensures that every chew meets the highest safety and quality standards.

Free U.S. standard shipping over $19.99
100% money-back guarantee
No added sugars or salt
No grains
No soy
No corn
No artificial colors or preservatives
No chemicals

Recommended Serving Guide

Active Ingredients

Docosahexaenoic Acid
(DHA)
A long-chain omega-3 fatty acid that may help reduce inflammatory molecules in the skin.
Eicosapentaenoic Acid
(EPA)
A long-chain omega-3 fatty acid that can help reduce markers of inflammation and improve skin health.
Omega 6
Polyunsaturated fatty acids that can help maintain overall skin health. One study showed reduced skin itching in dogs who were fed extra omega 3 & omega 6 fatty acids.
Omega 9
Monounsaturated fatty acids can help support healthy skin cells and blood sugar levels.
ROVIMIX®
(Biotin)
A water-soluble B vitamin that supports healthy hair, skin and nails.
Zinc Gluconate
A mineral important for skin repair that can help protect skin cells from inflammation. Zinc helped relieve skin irritation in dogs, according to one study.
Ascorbic Acid
(Vitamin C)
Dogs produce their own Vitamin C. However, supplementing with this water-soluble vitamin can support healthy immune activity and collagen production.
D-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate
(Vitamin E)
A fat-soluble nutrient that acts as an antioxidant to help protect skin cells and reduce markers of inflammation. One study found that vitamin E improved dermatitis symptoms in dogs.
References
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Scott D, et al. Canadian Journal of Veterinary Research. 1997 Apr; 61(2):145-53.
White SD, et al. Veterinary Dermatology. 2001 April; 12(2): 101-9.
Hall J, et al. Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology. 2011 Feb; 139(2-4):217-28.
Kapun A, et al. The Veterinary Record. 2014 Dec; 175(22): 560.

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