The Missing Link Skin & Coat + Probiotics Supplement 1lb Bag - Powerful Superfood Powder for Dogs Supports Healthy Skin & Glossy Coat, Promotes Hair Growth

This stuff is amazing- but you have to give it time to work. I have a boxer that had red paws that she licked and made it worse. I honestly tried “Dog is Human”. I had to hide it in her food as she would not eat it as a treat. It worked - but on the third expensive container, it wasn’t. I researched and read reviews and ingredients in this and gave it a try. Slowly, her red paws were turning pale pink and no excessive licking. Her coat feel silky as well. She gets 3 scoops in morning on her Purina Pet pro kibble and very warm water and 1/2 cup homemade cooked food I make. No problem eating it.

What an amazing product! We adopted another rescue and, bless her heart, she was itchy and her coat was dull. A friend mentioned Missing Link so I checked it out. Wanted something for her coat & her joints since she's not a pup. Started her on the Skin & Coat and the Hip & Joint, alternating days of each. Just sprinkle on top of her daily food, so easy. Taste didn't slow her down on food consumption. Started noticing a difference about a month later. Her energy level rose & she's running all over the place all day long, so it's obviously helped her mobility and joints. The most amazing difference is her coat. My goodness! She looks like a different dog than the one we picked up at the shelter!! Her coat is so lush and beautiful and thick. Has curbed the itching as well. She looks like a brand new dog. BTW, she's an Anatoli Shepherd and her name is Gracie. We love her to pieces.

The Missing Link Skin & Coat Supplement for Dogs This supplement has made a huge difference in my dog’s skin and coat! After just a few weeks of daily use, I noticed less shedding, reduced itching, and a shinier, healthier coat. My pup used to have dry patches and dull fur, but now he looks like he just came from the groomer — even between baths. It’s super easy to use — just scoop and mix into food. My dog actually gets excited when he sees it going on his kibble, so the taste must be great too. I also love that it’s made with natural, omega-rich ingredients, including flaxseed and biotin, with no artificial fillers or junk. If your dog struggles with dry skin, flaky patches, or seasonal shedding, I highly recommend giving this a try. It’s been a game-changer for us. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Visible results, happy dog, less hair on my floors — total win!

My dogs love the taste of this, even the extremely picky eater of the two. They are both Chihuahua/Doxin mixes and one of them has always struggled with skin and coat issues. He'll develop a rash and dandruff, especially in the Spring and Summer. Since we've started using this, I've noticed a positive change in his skin. We also began giving him Benedryl at the same time, so it's impossible to say which made the difference at this point. But all of the ingredients are good for them, they love the taste, and the price is right, so we will continue with this supplement. Also, be sure to start with a smaller dosage than normal then work your way up (as recommended on the package). One of our dogs has a sensitive stomach does and we didn't do this at first so he got some very loose stools the first day. Then we reduced the amount and slowly increased over the course of a few weeks and had no more problems.

SUMMARY: Works as claimed, very palatable, no residual odor common to other omega-3 additives, will buy again; rather long, complicated ingredients list including many unusual items, but can't dispute observable health results EXPERIENCE: Our chocolate lab pup has struggled with touchy skin for his entire 2.5 years. We've treated him for what MAY be intermittent yeast infections and for recurring ear infections with just brief success. Judging our guy has allergies, our vet steered us to adding omegas to his diet, but my wife and I can't tolerate the fish oil that seeps through his skin--what a stench. I found Missing Link when looking for a non-fishy replacement for the omega nutriceutical. The manufacturer's claims are correct. His coat definitely improved, and our vet was right too, as he's far less disturbed scratching. His hair is returning, though it's still a fight for him (right now the trees are pollinating, and he definitely reacts to tree pollen). There's also no breath or skin odor from the product. We've given it to both our labs (gotta be fair), and their coats have definitely improved. It's important to follow the manufacturer's instruction about phasing in the product over 1-2 weeks. Labs have touchy guts, and even on a consistent diet, they can empty a house with just a single, innocent fart. Like us, labs benefit from some fiber, too, but like us, too much change too fast is disruptive and eruptive. So, follow the instructions! It would be nice if the manufacturer included a long-handled, 1-tsp scoop (or, in our labs' case, a 1-tbs scoop). We keep a 1-tbs measure in the bag, but when you get near the bottom, you have to reach in. However, the product, a powder, is not sticky-greasy, so you don't bring it out on your hand. (We do live in a dry climate, so it might be worse in Seattle or Florida.) We feed our dogs California Natural, a 5-ingredient, grain-free dog food, and our experience has taught us that a low-ingredient-count food without grains is smart. We were pleased that this product is almost grain-free, as our dogs have been far healthier since we took all grains our of their diet. However, the ingredient list on this product is quite long, kind of like a human multivitamin, and it includes items that certainly weren't in the ancestral dog diet ("dried alfalfa meal," "freeze dried oyster?"). We're curious about whether all of these ingredients are really necessary, but you certainly can't argue with results. (Though our yellow lab, whose coat has been excellent on the California Natural, showed just tiny improvement with this Missing Link additive.) The dogs do seem to like the additive, but as they're labs, it's hard to be sure--they eat practically anything we might accidentally drop even NEAR their bowls. The product needs to be refrigerated after opening. That's a shame, but undoubtedly the result of including fresh ingredients without a strong preservative (good choice).

We decided to try a supplement for skin and coat of our newly rescued 9-month old Golden Retriever. Our previous Golden shed constantly and always had dander, so we wanted to use a supplement to help this time around. My in-laws use NuVet and when I looked it up, I would pay a small fortune for a year's supply for a dog this size. I started looking elsewhere as my budget for supplements isn't in the $500 range. I love Amazon because of their reviews, pricing, free Prime shipping, etc., so when I saw all the good reviews for this product, I thought it was worth a try ... especially at this price. Allie, our dog, has now been on it for 2 months, and we really notice how beautiful her coat is. I don't know about shedding as she wasn't shedding much before, but her coat is so shiny and soft and when you pull up the fur to see the skin, there is no dander at all. Her skin looks so healthy and we noticed her itching was greatly reduced. That says a lot to me as this winter has been cold and dry, but her skin hasn't been affected. Everyone compliments her beautiful coat and I have to credit Missing Link for that. We will definitely continue to use this product especially because she LOVES the flavor and licks the powder out of the bowl! When she gets older, will probably try the hip and joint supplement instead since she is a large breed dog. Thank you to all of the previous reviewers for helping me to find this product! At $11-13 for a two month supply, we don't have to break the bank for her to have a wonderful coat.

My vet recommended this topping on my 5 pound Yorkie poo science Hill dog food who is 8 year old. She seems to be doing great on it! Helps with allergies and probiotics

My 7 year old dog has always had a sensitive stomach and a few years ago became allergic to his dog food. I put him on an organic dog food, but he was still itching all the time. I tried so many things. Poor dog.. He was just ripping out his fur. I was so happy, as was he, when I found Missing Link. I'd say it took about a month to really see the effects of the shinny coat and and softness, but he found relief from the scratching almost immediately. I can't say the hair has grown back on his ears. He had a couple of small callouses on both of his ears. I was really hoping those would fill in since the reviews all said they'd had good luck with that. But, my dog really just needed the allergy relief that he's gotten. So that's all that matters. I've tried both the regular and the Ultimate Skin and Coat. I think they have the same ingredients. The thing I've noticed along with the itch relief is the overall happiness to just go and run around and be a dog. I've got another dog that eats grass and dirt. Gave it to her and she stopped eating snacks outside. Both my dogs love Missing Link. 4/17/14 UPDATE It seems that my dog who has been eating this faithfully for two years now is scratching again and has bald spots. I don't know if the formula has been changed or he just got used to it and it doesn't work for him any longer, but since he's uncomfortable I've had to find something else for him and his sensitive skin. While it worked it was great. It's weird how it just stopped working.

This is the second lot I have got for my dog It has helped her coat alot.

Works really well

We were actually surprised how quickly this worked for our dog! She's always been dry even on really exceptional food. But with this she's finally not itchy at all and her fur looks incredible.

Second order for this product. Good

good for dog