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Default Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil for Cats
I just got some Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil for my cats. It's a liquid. I thought it was going to be in treat form.
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I'm wondering if anyone has used this supplement for their cat and if it helped with their skin. My Gracie has dry skin and I thought this might help. The directions say 1/2 tsp. per 10 # of body weight. I'm wondering if I can put this on her food. It would have to be 1 teaspoon based on her weight (20# at least).
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