Petco Brand - Well & Good Cat Chews for Skin & Coat Support, 3.1 oz. Review

I'm worried about 2 wild cats that eat almost everything but not that, they crumble too easily so they can't hide in the food.

My Cornish Rex was almost naked when I first started using her. In a month he will grow beautiful curls! Also, he loves the taste. Very impressive!

My kitty loves them since she first found them in Per Smart. It was convenient to order them through Revain, and the expiration date expired after a year.

I gave my cat three to see if she liked them. She ate one. Don't touch the rest. I left the other two on the plate (I figured if she was hungry enough she would eat them later). I found them a week later and put them under the washing machine. Laugh! What a waste of money

My cat with skin allergies refuses to eat wet food so liquid supplements instead of wet food to improve her skin with omega 3 and 6 have not worked. However, she likes this gum, but only if I crush it into powder over her kibble. It crumbles easily. I'm thankful I found a dry supplement that she likes; and their skin is visibly less scaly.

My cat won't eat them until I break them in two and mix them with other treats she likes. He weighs 15 pounds - I give him 2 a day and his scales are gone in a week. They are expensive but as they do their job I will try to find a sale and order them again. They have Omega 3, 6 and 9. Other brands don't. I would recommend trying them out - all cats are different.

The vet said my feline friend needed help with her skin and coat; this. Omega 6s. We tried salmon oil. It lasted less than a bottle and it was dirty. Tried some powder that had to be measured out with a spoon and mixed with food and that was a bit messy too. Although she adds it to food rather than as a treat, it's much easier to use by crushing it in cans than using powder or oil, and she eats it very well.

My boy developed dandruff on the lower part of his spine a while ago. It was never itchy so I felt like it was primarily a cosmetic issue. Dry skin only. never mind But I decided to try and fix it after I brushed it one day and noticed how dry the skin was inside the little ball of fur. I did a little research and decided he needed omega-3s. If the omega-3s weren't working, I would ask the vet just to be safe. There are so many options for omega supplements for cats, but I knew my boy would…