Ttk Salmocoat Syrup Skin & Coat Supplement with Salmon Fish Oil for Dogs and Cats Ttk Salmocoat Syrup Skin & Coat Supplement with Salmon Fish Oil for Dogs and Cats - 200ml

Salmocoat Syrup is a nutritional supplement containing Essential Fatty Acids (Omega 6 & omega 3), Vitamins A & E, Zinc and Biotin that jointly aids in the management of various allergic and inflammatory skin conditions. 
In addition to skin conditions, Salmocoat keeps pets energetic throughout the day. Further, addition of Salmocoat to food improves palatability.

• Composition:  

  Omega 6 fatty acids 376 mg
  (Linoleic acid 368.4 mg,
  Gamma Linolenic acid 7.62 mg)
  Omega 3 fatty acids 74.4 mg
  (EPA 44.1 mg, DHA 30 mg)
  Vitamin A 200 IU
  Vitamin E 2 IU
  Zinc 0.4 mg
  Biotin 50 mcg
  Contains approved colors and flavoring agents

• Class: Supplement (Skin)

Indications/Uses

• Itchy and flaky skin
• Alopecia
• Dull and dry coat
• Atopic dermatitis
• Pyoderma
• Malassezia pachydermatitis
• Demodicosis and mange

Directions for use: 

• Puppies/Kittens/Dogs/Cats: 0.5 ml/kg Body weight/ day 
  
• Or as recommended by the Veterinarian 
  
• Can be given directly into mouth or mixed in food.

Disclosure:
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