We add it to the soft food they get every night

To control itching, she eats grain-free food and NO chicken

The food worked, but she would still itch a little bit

After 3 year of being told my dog had allergies, special food, daily bennadryl, Rx shampoo, grain free food of various protein sources and constant antibiotics etc

We do feed a super-premium food; so that's not the issue.

We'd seen some improvement with good quality food and grooming once the worms were addressed

so always has to eat "low fat" dog food, which just doesn't have the essential nutrients that he needs

Even when I add it to our dog's favorite food, she will not get near it

My pup is 4 and she has always had some funky food allergies that ive managed by feeding her expensive limited ingredient

I also feed her Blue Buffalo dog food, which is a good quality, nutritious food.

We went through various types of expensive foods, shampoos, and the occasional cortisone shot

This food is poison ☠️!

I add this to soft food and they never know the difference.

I think I'd be more apt to spend the extra money on a better food than continue to give him this supplement again.

After 3 year of being told my dog had allergies, special food, daily bennadryl, Rx shampoo, grain free food of various protein sources and constant antibiotics etc

I took my dog to a new vet that diagnosed a nutritional deficiency (that was making her skin prone to bacterial infections) and suggested a very expensive prescription food

Over the past 8 years I have tried allergy meds and food changes and grain omissions, medicated shampoos etc etc

We feed him a dry organic grain-free adult dog food from a big box store and sprinkle the recommended amount of Missing Link on his food.

Furthermore, his fur is shiny, healthy, and way less smelly (this is probably because he's also on high quality Taste of the Wild Food)

The food worked, but she would still itch a little bit

Still giving a grain free food, but adding 2tsp a day of this vitamin mix

The dog eats it with his regular food and does not complain.

So much cheaper then the Rx food but works great

Once it arrived I decided to add it to the thirteen-year-old Shih-Tzu's food as well.

I have a 6 mth old German Shepherd that was always biting and scratching, despite being on grain free food and being treated with flea & tick meds

The food that she is on right now is PureVita Salmon grain free

I rescued a malnourished lab with no hair, about 8 weeks old, I put her on good food and added missing link, within 2 weeks she was fat,happy and beautiful

This food has minimized the number of baths she needs for odor

For the past month, I've been using several things together (most from Amazon) -- a better quality food for sensitive skin, Missing Link additive, olive oil, a scrambled egg, treats for skin and coat, shampoo and conditioner

I have him on the best grain-free food that money can buy, a daily antihistamine, and medicated shampoo

I switched him to a grain-free food and began adding Missing Link and fish oil to his food

This is one of the most fantastic super foods that you can get for your dogs on the market today

I fed this to him religiously twice a day, and then eventually weaned him off of it and put him on a much better food

She eats it just fine sprinkled over a little soft food, and I believe it has good ingredients, so I continue to feed it to her, along with hemp seed oil, nettle leaf powder, and bee pollen, none of which has made her stop chewing her feet.