Nutramax Dermaquin Skin Support Supplement for Large Dogs, Supports Healthy Response to Allergens, with Hardy Kiwi, Omega-3s, and More, Tasty Soft Chews, 60 Count

Great option for allergies or dogs with itchy skin. I have been administering these to my American Bully since she was about 8 months old. It got so bad when she was a puppy, she'd chew her skin and end up with bald patched. She's got seasonal allergies and certain ingredients (like beef) make her flare up as well making her belly/armpits itch and develop a rash. These have been a game changer in her skin health. Her coat is smooth and shiny, she doesn't bite or scratch her skin, and they're recommended by my vet, so I feel good about giving them to her. She seems to like the taste of them too, always starts drooling as I'm getting the bag out of the cupboard lol. I will continue to give these as part of her regular supplements as I have seen such an improvement in her skin when she's taking these.

Recommended by our vet for our dog with sensitive skin. A noticeable difference within days after she started taking it - her skin calmed down and she became a lot less itchy. She also doesn’t seem to “break out” as much after rolling in the dirt. I think it’s a little too expensive (we give our dog two a day because she is very large, it is more cost effective for smaller dogs).

Works!!! On our 2nd bag. A vet tech recommended this when I couldn’t afford allergy meds. His sore looks better w/in 2 weeks. Licking slowed down. His yeast under his nose belt is GONE! Even the Frito chip smell has calm down. They are kind of hard. To big for my frenchie. Have to cut it up. Perfect for my bulldog. Definitely worth the price compared to $100 allergy pills and $110 allergy shots. you give them a lot within the first month and then you slow down the dose after the first month.

I have a European Doberman with dry itchy skin. He was licking, chewing, and scratching to the point that he was losing fur in some areas. The vet gave him a very expensive shot that helped for a month or two and then the problem returned. The vet recommended we give these chews a try. Within a couple of weeks, I noticed that he wasn't chewing or scratching much anymore. He's been taking them for over a month now and his itchiness is gone. The chews are kind of hard, but he's a power chewer and it doesn't bother him. He willingly eats them as treats, but I usually just add two to his food bowl at breakfast and he eats them. I will continue to buy these for him because they seem to benefit his skin health and are a high quality product.

My yellow lab was struggling with allergies. We tried multiple other things and none of them gave her any relief. Her skin and allergies have improved tremendously. It’s a bit pricey but well worth it. The odor isn’t bad compared to some of the others I’ve smelled. My pup seems to love the taste as she thinks they’re treats. Easy to chew and healthy ingredients. Highly recommend.

I’ve been using Dermaquin for a while now for my dog Jax’s skin and coat health, and until recently, I was very satisfied. However, I noticed a small “new formula” icon on the latest bag, and upon reading the feeding instructions more closely, I realized they’ve changed the dosage. Jax, based on his weight, used to get 1 chew per day, but with this new formula, he now requires 2 chews per day. That effectively cuts the supply in half. The bag still contains 60 chews and still costs around $50, but what used to be a 2-month supply for us is now only 1 month. That means I’m now paying $100 for the same 60-day period, with no option for a larger supply or price adjustment. To me, it seems like they’ve watered down the product or added fillers to justify a higher dose, all while keeping the price the same — and that feels misleading and unfair. I understand that product costs and tariffs fluctuate, but this feels like a hidden price increase rather than a true improvement in quality or effectiveness. If a company changes a formula that requires more product per day, the cost should reflect that — not double silently. Very disappointed and considering switching to a different brand that’s more transparent and consistent with value. Loyal customers shouldn’t be punished for trusting a product.

The vet put my dog on this because her nails kept splitting and breaking. To the point of bleeding. Since starting her on this almost 3 years ago she hasn't had any issues. I ran out and didn't get it ordered right away and was out for 1 week. She started having issues with her nails during that time. She is kinda picky. Some days she eats it without peanutbutter or fish oil. Other days I have to try and convince her it is the same thing she always takes everyday. If your dog isnt picky you should have no problem.

Not seeing much improvement in my dogs dry coat. Yes she also gets Omega 3-6-9 chews and oil. So the product isn't the problem, it's her dry skin and allergies.