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Best Skin & Coat for Cats
Nutrition for healthy skin and a shiny, lustrous coat.
- Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids
- High-quality protein sources
- Vitamin E and biotin support
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Omegas are essential for skin and coat health:
• Omega-3: Reduces inflammation, supports skin barrier
• Omega-6: Maintains coat sheen and moisture
• The ratio matters: Look for balanced formulas
• Fish oil is the most bioavailable source
• Results typically visible within 4-8 weeks
Nutritional deficiency can cause:
• Dry, flaky skin or dandruff
• Dull, brittle coat
• Excessive shedding
• Hot spots and itching
• Slow wound healing
A quality diet with proper fatty acids can address most of these issues.
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Most pets show noticeable coat improvement within 4-8 weeks. Skin improvements may take longer as cells regenerate.
Yes, over-supplementation can cause digestive issues and affect blood clotting. Follow dosage guidelines based on your pet's weight.
Salmon oil is excellent, but any quality fish oil works. The key is the EPA and DHA content, not the specific fish.
High-quality foods often provide adequate omegas. Supplements are helpful for pets with specific skin issues or those eating budget foods.
Diet helps, but allergies may need additional treatment. A good diet supports skin barrier function while other treatments address the allergy.
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