
Bark & Whiskers® Skin Support Bites
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If your dog's or cat's skin feels dry, looks flaky, or if seasonal challenges are taking a toll on your pet's comfort, it may be a sign that he isn't getting enough of the right skin health-supporting ingredients in his diet. This synergistic blend of two key nutrients helps keep your pet's skin hydrated, supporting an already healthy, normal inflammatory response, and helping to maintain a balanced immune response. Give your pet the support and comfort she deserves with Bark & Whiskers® Skin Support Bites.
Formulated with scientifically studied ingredients, including Biotin and DHA sourced from Marine Microalgae Oil, Skin Support Bites provides the building blocks for healthy skin, and a strong defense against seasonal challenges.
FAQ
- What is the suggested use of this product?
Administer soft chew orally, once per day, according to the following schedule:
- Cats (2+ lbs.) – 1 chew
- Toy Breed Dogs (up to 14 lbs.) – 2 chews
- Small Breed Dogs (15-29 lbs.) – 3 chews
- Medium Breed Dogs (30-49 lbs.) – 4 chews
- Large Breed Dogs (50-79 lbs.) – 5 chews
- Giant Breed Dogs (80+ lbs.) – 6 chews
- Will my dog or cat like these chews?
We formulate our chews in a savory base, made with white cheddar cheese and pumpkin – flavors that most pets enjoy.
- When's the best time to offer my pet his chew(s)?
The best time to offer your pet his chew is any time you might feed your pet a treat. They can be given with meals or between meals.
- I already give my pet Bark & Whiskers® Krill Oil. Should I discontinue it if I add Skin Support Bites?
No, continue both, as Krill Oil is an excellent source of both DHA and EPA, important omega-3 fatty acids for your pet's overall health. The Marine Microalgae Oil in Skin Support Bites supplies predominantly DHA which works synergistically with Biotin to support healthy skin and comfort for your pet.
- Can I give this product to my pet if she is pregnant or nursing?
This product was not formulated specifically for pregnant or nursing pets. We always recommend consulting with your veterinarian before giving your pet a new dietary supplement.