
NaturVet's Kelp Help and Ultimate Skin and Coat Supplement and Septiderm Skin and Coat are three products that deliver a high quality source of fatty acids. Plus, they are fortified with vitamins and minerals that are important for maintaining normal digestion and optimal health.
If you are already giving your pet a vitamin supplement and want just the Omega 3 fatty acids, try Super EPA from Thorne Research.
Ultimate Skin and Coat from NaturVet

Formulated with only the highest quality, all natural active ingredients, Ultimate Skin and Coat by NaturVet combines the benefits of natural Omega 3, 6 & 9 Fatty Acids for healthy skin and a glossy coat. Fortified with biotin, vitamins, and minerals important to maintain normal digestion and for overall health.
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Kelp Help from NaturVet

Kelp Help combines the benefits of natural Omega 3, 6, and 9 Fatty Acids for healthy skin and a glossy coat, as well as being fortified with ESSENTIAL vitamins and minerals important to maintain normal digestion and proper vitamin utilization.
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Septiderm-V Skin and Coat Supplemet from GreenTree
A high quality dietary supplement with Omega 3, 6 & 9 Fatty Acids from natural sources fortified with vitamins for healthy skin and a glossy coat on your pet. Relieves itching, dull coat and excessive shedding when caused by dietary (fatty acid and/or vitamin) deficiency.
Contains no hormones or antihistamines and may be fed as needed to control itching, or every day for a beautiful coat.
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Super EPA from Thorne Research

Super EPA is a fish oil concentrate that is a superior source of Omega-3 fatty acids. Omege-3s are needed to help prevent skin from drying and cracking and they are also an anti-inflammatory. This will improve the quality of your pet’s coat and reduce the swelling and wounding associated with biting and scratching.
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For more information, see our section on Skin Conditions in Dogs and Cats. |