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Coatex Capsules
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A feed supplement to help maintain healthy skin and coat condition in dogs & Cats. Helpful in treatment and prevention of dry, scaly skin, as an adjunct to the treatment of many allergic skin conditions. Many essential nutrients have to be supplemented by diet as the animal is itself incapable of producing them. One such group is those known as Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs). When dogs or cats are EFA deficient this can cause problems such as dry, scaly or itchy skin, resulting in the associated problems.
Special Instructions
Give one capsule per 10kg body weight daily for four to six weeks depending on results and other concurrent regime.
Please see our Pet Healthcare Centre Article on Atopic Dermatitis in Dogs for expert advice on the subject.
