*	Formula rich in Omega-6 fatty acids to support your cat's healthy skin and haircoat
*	Also contains Vitamins A, C, and E antioxidant nutrients to support natural body defenses
*	Our best value for a healthy coat supplement & contains no BHT or artificial preservatives

Vitacoat Plus is an exceptional value for cats that need a quality supplement to keep their coats glossy and bright. New formula supports a glossy coat, properly-hydrated skin, and overall health of skin and haircoat. Contains linoleic acid, an Omega-6 fatty acid from safflower oil, and Omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil, in a balanced ratio for your pet. Along with high levels of linoleic acid for a radiant coat, this supplement provides antioxidant nutrients Vitamins A, C, E, and zinc to support your cat's natural body defenses. Also contains biotin. Great for the maintenance of a gorgeous long or short haircoat. Tasty bacon flavor. For cats and dogs.

Suggested daily use: Shake well before using. Mix 1 teaspoon per 20 pounds of body weight in food daily.

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16 oz bottle, 9B-36465, $9.99

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Vitacoat Plus 16 oz bottle 3.8 5 6 6

He hates it but it works so eff him My little guy was shedding like it was his job since the day I brought him home from the shelter. I figured, well he's just a shedder. Nope. Drizzled this over his dry food and he wouldn't touch it. Mixed it up in his wet food and he went to town. Within a week, no more shedding. I give him wet food 1 - 2x a week now with a tablespoon or two of this solution mixed in and his coat has responded well. April 10, 2014

This product really works. My 10 y/o gets dry skin every winter. He's black so the dandruff really shows. I decided to try this product to help his dry skin. After one week his dandruff was gone an his coat was shinier and softer. I also give it to my 4 y/o whose coat is already soft. It's now even softer. This product also has the added benefits of antioxidants. I mix it in with their canned food. February 18, 2014

Product works Our cats used to shed. we were constantly sweeping up cat hair. Since we have been using drops for skin and coat, our cats hardly shed at all any more. It is a great product! Dan Stewart January 7, 2014

This solved the problem. My cat developed dry bumps on her skin and her fur seemed dry. So we began using Vitacoat Plus and she looks and feels great again.. February 28, 2013

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I am interested in the Vita Coat Plus for my cat.

My cat is on a prescription diet to control crystals/uriniary tract issue Hills c/d. Will adding the Vita Coat Plus interfere or negatively affect him?

he sheds and has a lot of dander...my guess is his skin is too dry from being on the prescription food.

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Thank you for your question. We would recommend checking with your veterinarian to make sure it is okay to add to your pet's diet as they will know what is best for his specific case.

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