Zinc and Biotin for Skin and Coat, 90 tablets

Simple packaging, following European environmental standards. The ingredients are transparent with no hidden fillers.

I compared the ingredients on the market, and Fernpaw has the most reasonable ones. Zinc glycinate instead of cheap oxide.

I'm refusing to buy imports from the US for environmental reasons. Fernpaw is made in Europe, and the quality is just as good. An excellent supplemental food for coat support.

I give this as a supplement to the daily diet. The biotin and zinc did the trick, my cat's dandruff is gone. The tablets are small.

Vitamin E and omega-6 in one tablet is super convenient. No need to give several different jars.

For my Labrador, three tablets a day is fine, but the tub runs out pretty quickly.

Finally, a decent supplemental food. The vitamins with omega improved my Labrador's coat appearance.

I bought it because it has no preservatives, and my dog tolerated it well. Too bad there isn't a smaller trial size.

I bought this on the recommendation of my vet. I give it to my Boxer every day. His coat is glossy, and he looks healthy.

I have a Persian cat named Mira; since spring, the fur on her chest kept matting quickly. Hiding the crushed tablet in her wet food turned out to be the easy part — she never even notices it's there. Give it a month or so and the mats stop forming as often; her coat genuinely feels smoother now. Biotin B7 and vitamin E are the stars of this formula, and there's no cloying sweet smell to put a fussy cat off.

Convenient tablet format: they don't stick to your hands like pastes do, and it's easier to give an exact portion.

I was specifically looking for chelated zinc, as it's better absorbed by cats. The tablet is easy to crush and mix into a pouch of wet food; he eats it without noticing.

Love that the jar is a single material — straight into the yellow bin, no sorting headaches. The tablets are small too, so my little dog just swallows hers whole without any fuss.

The tablets have a strong yeast smell. My dog eats them as a treat, even without hiding them in food.

Having no artificial flavorings is important to us: my cat is picky, but the smell didn't put him off.

I like that there are no artificial colorings and the tablets look normal. But they seem a bit too dry for my dog.

Biotin B7 really works. My Pomeranian's coat has become thicker.

I read that the zinc here is in chelated form, which absorbs better. My cat is shedding noticeably less.

A single tablet slots right into her morning routine without a fight — she's a smaller dog, so the dose is easy. Nothing flashy, just solid basic skin care that does what it says.

My Yorkie's skin has calmed down, but I was expecting results sooner than a month.

I give just one pill every day. the dog eats it on her own without any coaxing

The jar is made of a single material, so I tossed it straight into the yellow recycling bin. The ingredient list is honest.

The Vitamin E and the omega fatty acids in the formula work; my dog's dandruff is gone.

Our shelter dog came to us with a pretty lackluster coat. What convinced me to try Fernpaw wasn't flashy marketing — it was the label itself, laying out real percentages instead of vague fairy tales about miracle ingredients. She's a small dog, so one pill a day a day is plenty. A few weeks in, her coat is noticeably softer to the touch. Not a medication, just an honest supplemental food that's doing its job.

Having two Jack Russells around the same size makes feeding time so much simpler — a single pill each, no spoons or droppers to fuss with like the liquid stuff we used before. I just drop them straight into their dry food and thanks to the yeast smell, they clean the bowl completely. Their skin stopped flaking once the heating came on, which used to be a yearly problem. We'll definitely keep this going as a regular course.

Packaging is solid but several tablets at the bottom of the blister arrived crumbled.

Brewer’s yeast is great. My cat eats the tablet even without food.

The ingredient list is short and clear, with no unnecessary herbs of unclear purpose.

For two cats, the dosage was easy to figure out, and their coats are a bit shinier. The tablets have slightly uneven edges, but it’s not a big deal.

The chart on the label made dosing simple for our bigger dog — three tablets does it. Her coat has picked up a nice shine since we started.

It’s good that the ingredients are listed without hidden fillers. But the percentage breakdown on the label is hard to read.

The environmental angle really sold me here — the packaging is a single recyclable material, which matters a lot when you're ordering from within the EU. My cat treats her daily tablet like a little treat; she'll take it right from my palm, probably because of the brewer's yeast base. No hidden chemicals, no colorants, just an honest ingredient list.

This doesn’t treat skin diseases, but as dietary support it works brilliantly.

The tablet doesn’t smell chemical, and my dog eats it on her own from the bowl together with her food.

I buy it because of the biotin B7. My cat’s coat is shiny, but the tablet is a bit large.

My shepherd’s coat on her back was a bit dry after winter. With zinc and omega-6 fatty acid, it looks better now.

The tablets are firm and don’t crumble in the jar. It’s very convenient that honest ingredient percentages are listed, so you know what you’re paying for. My dog eats them happily.

I liked that there are no colorants, but I’d prefer the jar to have a more convenient lid.

I liked that the manufacturer honestly states the ingredient percentages. I’ll keep buying it.

The packaging is great and can be recycled as a whole. I’m already buying the second jar for my Staffy. vitamin E has a good effect on the skin.

It was important to me that production is located in the EU. I don’t want to overpay for complicated logistics from overseas. The supplement is high quality, and I’m glad the omega-6 content is included.

For a mid-sized dog like mine, two tablets a day has been exactly right — everything's working perfectly so far.

90 tablets is exactly enough for a month for a large dog, good value and convenient.

I gave it to my cat every day with pâté, and her coat became softer. But if I forget to mash it up, she leaves the tablet in the bowl.

I like that this is a complementary feed, not a medicine, so it can be given regularly.

I split the tablet in half for my cat, and he eats it calmly in his food. His coat has become less dull.

Tablets beat drops hands down for us — no mess, no spills. My cat gets one a day and she's perfectly happy with it.

I feed two tablets a day, and my dog swallows them whole. No side effects for the stomach.

After shedding season, we got Fernpaw, and our Labrador’s coat became more even. One downside: the tablets are hard, and our senior dog doesn’t chew them right away.

I like that the percentages are honestly listed on the jar. It doesn’t feel like you’re buying a pig in a poke.

Dosing was the easiest part of switching to this — two tablets covers my dog's weight range, no calculations needed.

I give my cat one a day, and her coat became noticeably shinier by the third week.

Liked the brewer's yeast base: the dog perceives the tablet as a regular food topper.

I noticed the fatty acids in it in the ingredients from my dachshund's coat, it became softer. But the lid is a bit tough to open.

My Boxer just turned nine, and his coat had started looking a bit tired with age. Before starting anything new I checked with our vet, who gave the green light mainly because of the chelated zinc in this formula. Two months in, giving him three tablets each morning, and the results speak for themselves — his shine is back and he's got more pep in his step. I was bracing for stomach trouble, but the brewer's yeast base seems to agree with him completely. Genuinely happy with this, no unnecessary chemicals involved.

The tablets crumble easily if you need to give half to a small dog.

Worked great for my Poodle. The coat became denser, and the tablet itself is odorless and easy to feed.

I specifically looked for chelated zinc, namely zinc glycinate. It doesn't irritate the dog's stomach unlike sulfate. Absorption is excellent, we plan to continue the course.

The dog happily chews them even without cheese, she really loves the taste of brewer's yeast.

Persians need constant coat upkeep in our house — we used to brush out clumps every single day. Since starting Fernpaw things have calmed down noticeably; the fur holds together better and tangles far less. She gets her daily tablet and honestly treats it like a snack, probably thanks to the yeasty smell. For a purebred with a sensitive stomach, having no artificial flavors or preservatives on the label mattered a lot to me. The dry patches on her withers have cleared up completely, and she's never looked fluffier. Already planning to buy the next jar.

Brewer's yeast is a super base, the dog eats it willingly.

Great supplement for maintaining my Golden Retriever's coat, the fur doesn't clump into mats.

Followed the guide on the jar for our cat's size and settled on one dose — her coat is noticeably softer already.

Our British Shorthair used to shed like it was a full-time job. This is just a diet supplement, not medicine, but the transparent formula with biotin and the omega-6 in there convinced us to try it. She's on a single tablet a day, and a month later I'm vacuuming a lot less often — a real, noticeable difference. Only snag: she'll spit the tablet out whole if I don't crush it first.

The cat's shedding has decreased, but I had to crush the tablets into a pate.

I noticed the omega fatty acids in the ingredients only after purchasing. My Labrador's coat became slightly softer, especially on the sides.

Bought a 90-tablet jar for two cats. I give each one a day, as their weight allows. It lasts for a month and a half for both, making it very cost-effective.

I give it to my older cat every other day with food, then we switched to daily use. The coat looks more alive.

Bought it because of the zinc glycinate, my German Shepherd's severe coat dullness is gone. Too bad there's no small trial size.

The dog clearly likes the brewer's yeast, eats it without coaxing. The downside is that the smell is debatable for humans.

I gave this to my Maine Coon during shedding season, the undercoat became much easier to brush out. But I had to double-check the cat's dosage with a vet.

Biotin B7 and omega-6 fatty acid save us from a dull coat. I didn't expect miracles from a regular supplement, but after three weeks the coat became softer to the touch.

One pill a day suits my cat just fine. What I really appreciate is the transparent formula — no filler ingredients hiding in there.

Rex, my four-year-old Labrador, started shedding heavily out of nowhere — completely outside the normal season. I was honestly skeptical that a supplement would help, but I started him on three tablets a day given his size, and by three weeks in the shedding had all but stopped. His coat is thicker and shinier now too. What sealed it for me was the honest labeling — the manufacturer lists exact percentages instead of hiding behind vague claims. Ordering another jar already.

Our Maine Coon leaves fur absolutely everywhere, so we started adding these tablets to his regular food. The chelated zinc was the deciding factor for me — it's supposed to absorb better than the usual forms. He eats them on his own, no fuss, apparently the brewer's yeast makes them taste good. A month of consistent use in, and his coat is noticeably thicker with a lot less shedding.

Biotin B7 really works; my corgi’s coat has become thicker and brighter.

A good supplementary feed. I use it to support the coat during heating season. The package has 90 tablets, which is a full three-month supply for our dachshund.

The dosage chart is clear, so there’s no need to guess. But there isn’t much space on the jar for the opening date.

For my spaniel, the weight-based dosage is clear, but dividing the package into a course is inconvenient.

The smell is definitely a specific yeasty one but my dog likes it. I put it straight into the bowl with dry food and he eats everything clean. convenient 90-count jar

The jar lasts a long time for my cat; 90 tablets are convenient to keep at home without having to order constantly.

It works perfectly as an addition to the main food. My Persian cat looks gorgeous.

It has a good effect on my poodle’s skin condition; the dryness and itching that he kept licking have disappeared.

The 90-count jar is the ideal size for our dog for two months.

We've got two cats — one short-haired, one properly fluffy — and I liked that this covers biotin B7 without me having to eyeball anything. It's become part of the evening routine mixed into their wet food, over a month now. The fluffy one mats less along her sides, and the short-haired cat has picked up a real shine in the sunlight.

Biotin b7 really works. my poodle’s coat holds its shape better after grooming. it’s good that it’s made in Europe and not brought from far away.

Everything works great. I ordered it for my cat after giving birth to help restore her coat.

I liked that it works for both the dog and the cat, so I don’t need two different supplements. Minus: the cat clearly didn’t like the taste.

For 25+ kg, three tablets is exactly right. Convenient that you don’t have to guess the dosage.

No artificial flavorings is a plus, but because of that my dog only eats it with pâté.

I add it straight to the morning food, and the dog doesn’t spit it out. The tablets don’t smell chemical, pretty neutral.

The ingredient list is short, nothing unnecessary, and the cat eats it with food. Too bad the tablets aren’t in a blister pack.

Honestly, at first I was put off by the lack of flavor additives and thought the dog wouldn’t eat it. I was wrong, he eats it on his own.

A pedigree cat with sensitive skin. These tablets got rid of the itching; he scratches much less.

No chemicals, just brewer’s yeast and vitamins. The smell from the jar is natural, and the dog is thrilled.

No greenwashing, just an honest supplement with omega-six.

Excellent tablets. There are no artificial flavorings in the ingredients; they smell like natural brewer’s yeast. My dog eats them like a treat, no coaxing needed.

The ingredient list is short and dye-free, which is a plus, but the lid is a bit hard to open.

Mia's got long fur and every spring the brushing sessions turn into a shedding nightmare. I've been crushing a tablet with a spoon into her wet food each evening, and after a few weeks her coat is less dry and the tangles come out much easier. Docking one star only because she flatly refuses to eat the tablet whole — crushing it is now just part of the routine.

A formula with no hidden ingredients means a lot to me. Thank you for the honesty.

A great alternative to overseas imports. EU production inspires trust. Vitamin E and zinc have noticeably improved my bulldog's skin condition.

The dog eats it mixed with dry food, and it's easy not to mix up the dosage using the chart. Too bad the tablet can't be neatly split in half.

Bought this for my cat. I really like that the manufacturer honestly states the ingredient percentages, so you can immediately see how much biotin and omega is in there. A 90-count jar will last a long time.

The tablets are easy to grab with a pill dispenser; the dog eats them without any issues, right out of hand like a treat.

The omega-6 content in the formula is great for the skin; my cat's dandruff is gone.

Lola, my French Bulldog, tends to get sensitive skin whenever the seasons shift. We didn't change anything else about her diet — just added this each morning with breakfast. A month later, the fur on her sides is noticeably thicker, and there's a lot less loose fluff coming off in the brush. My one gripe is that the dosing chart on the jar is printed so small it's hard to read.

I like that it's an EU product. I'm already buying my second 90-tablet jar; I give 3 tablets a day to our retriever. His coat condition is consistently good.

The packaging is what got my attention first — single material, straight into the recycling bin, no guesswork. Turns out the supplement itself holds up too, with nothing artificial in the way of coloring. My mixed-breed used to get dry, flaky skin after every bath; a couple of tablets a day and that's completely sorted now thanks to the biotin and omega.

The brewer's yeast base is awesome, and it smells nice. The dog happily gobbles it up.

Local production, which is a huge plus. Delivery was fast, and the packaging was intact, not dented.

The dog eats the tablet with her dry food and doesn't pick it out of the bowl. There is practically no smell, which I really liked.

It's convenient that the product is for both dogs and cats. I originally bought it for my cat, and then started giving it to my Pomeranian too.

Environmental impact is something I actually factor into purchases, and the monomaterial packaging here is easy to recycle without a second thought. It also helps that production stays in the EU rather than shipping across an ocean. My dog has no problem eating it, and between the fatty acids in it and biotin, the seasonal shedding has been much more manageable this year.

Short ingredient list with no chemicals. I give 3 tablets to my Doberman; his coat looks great.

Great value for money for 90 tablets. It lasts exactly for the duration of the course.

The supplement suited my cat, and her fur gets matted into clumps much less now. However, the jar is hard to open with wet hands.

The Vitamin E in the formula is a great antioxidant for a pet's skin.

The supplement is awesome. 90 tablets last a long time for my cat.

Switching from liquid drops to tablets was overdue — the drops always ended up spilled somewhere. My Spaniel gets two tablets a day and the chart made figuring that out painless.

I like that there are no preservatives. i give 1 tablet each to two cats, and 90 tablets last for a month and a half. their fur has become softer.

My cat gets one pill a day daily — some days he just crunches it right up, other days I mix it into his pâté if he's feeling picky. What I respect most is that the manufacturer actually lists everything out in percentages instead of keeping it vague.

I think the daily dosage is calculated correctly. One jar was enough for almost a month for my large dog.

We use it as an everyday care supplement to make the undercoat thicker. I like that there is nothing unnecessary in the ingredients, just zinc, biotin, omega, and yeast. Straight to the point.

The chelated form of zinc is a big plus for absorption. The jar is convenient, and the tablets arrived intact.

A minor remark: the tablet size is a bit too large for a small dog, but she swallows them anyway.

I appreciate the brand’s honesty when they say this is a complementary feed and not a medicine. I would buy it again.

Getting a cat to willingly take vitamins is usually a battle, but the brewer's yeast smell here means mine just gobbles it down. I follow the dosing table for her size and give a single pill daily. There's noticeably less fur drifting around the apartment now, even though I know this is a supplement and not a cure-all. Knowing it's made in Europe also puts me more at ease about what I'm giving her.

I was looking for vitamin E and omega in one jar, and this has both. Everything works as it should.

There are no colorants here, and you can see it from the color of the tablets themselves. Thank you for an honest product.

After the course, our spaniel’s coat is easier to brush, especially behind the ears. I’ll buy more.

The tablet format is more convenient than powder, nothing flies all over the table. Only the dog sometimes spits it out if I put it on top of the food.

My golden retriever is a big dog, so he's on three tablets daily per the dosing table. What really won me over is the zinc glycinate — it's supposed to absorb far better than the cheaper salt forms you find elsewhere. A month in and his coat has real density to it now. Bonus: the 90-tablet jar lines up almost exactly with a month's supply, so restocking is predictable.

The dosage by weight is stated clearly. My retriever needs three a day, and the jar lasted exactly a month.

Chelated zinc is a plus. The tablets break in half easily if needed, I give them to my spitz every day.

Excellent complementary feed, no problems feeding it at all. recommend

One jar covers both my cat Nala and our elderly beagle Max, even though their doses aren't the same — the table on the label kept me from mixing anything up. A month in, Nala has fewer mats along her belly, and Max's coat feels noticeably nicer after he's been out in the rain. Restocking for sure.

My smaller dog only goes through one dose a day, so the jar stretches a long way. Great value.

Convenient jar and clear instructions based on the dog’s weight. You don’t need to calculate anything yourself.

The tablets are easy to divide for the cat, but they crumble more than I expected.

Bought it because of the brewer’s yeast base. My husky’s coat has become thicker, just in time for winter.

The tablets are large, my small dog can barely fit them in her mouth. I had to split them in half, but her coat has become a little shinier.

Zinc glycinate works great. My border collie’s paw dermatitis from the spring grass cleared up.

We tried every expensive food on the market for our sighthound's dull, brittle coat with no luck. Adding Fernpaw to her diet was almost an afterthought at this point, but three weeks in she was practically a different dog — dense, glossy hair with real shine. It helps that this is labeled as a complementary feed rather than a medication, so I don't worry about giving it every day. I also sort my plastics religiously, so the mono-material packaging is a nice touch. Planning to keep this in regular rotation.

The price is normal, it’s a complementary feed so we take it as a course. The skin condition is good.

Firm tablets, easy to store and they don’t make your hands dirty like liquid oils.

I chose it because of the zinc glycinate in chelated form. The cat eats it without coaxing, and her skin looks calmer.

A short formula with no hidden fillers. Only useful things: zinc, biotin B7, yeast. My corgi’s fur has noticeably stopped flying around the house as much.

I like that Fernpaw honestly writes complementary feed. I use it to support the coat, without expecting miracles.

The jar is filled right up to the neck, no tricks. The formula is short, everything is to the point.

No flavorings is good, but that’s exactly why the cat turned up his nose at first.

I've been looking for a supplement without preservatives for a long time. This one is perfect, my dog has no allergies.

I liked the short formula with no unnecessary ingredients, my dog's stomach handled it well. The only downside was the pill dust at the bottom of the jar.

I particularly appreciated that this is a complementary feed, not a medication with loud promises. It's exactly what's needed for daily care.

I liked that it's not a medication, but just for the daily diet. Works great for prevention.

Everything is honestly stated on the jar, with no loud marketing promises. I respect this approach.

Figuring out the right amount was quick thanks to the chart — my dog lands at two tablets a day. He's clearly a fan of the yeast base too, no coaxing needed.

I put the packaging in the recycling bin, it's nice to see a single material for pet products. The supplement itself suited my dog well.

No hidden fillers, just active ingredients like yeast and vitamins. The dog eats it happily as a treat, I don't even have to persuade her.

I've been adding biotin to my cat's food for the third week now, the coat has become smoother. The downside is I have to hide the tablet.

My Sheltie's coat now shines like at a dog show, thanks to the manufacturer.

The single-material packaging is nice, but the label is hard to peel off before recycling.

I liked that there are no flavorings. Artificial smells just repel my dog.

I chose it for the Vitamin E in the formula for my older dog; his coat looks more vibrant. Only the instructions could have been printed larger.

No dyes or preservatives. Just a clean formula with the omega-6 in there.

Excellent complementary feed. Honest percentages on the label with no hidden junk.

I add it to my cat's daily diet. Vitamin E and biotin provide great skin support during the heating season. It's not a medication, but it works perfectly for preventing dryness.

EU production was a plus: I don't like ordering supplements that travel halfway across the world.

The chart made dosing straightforward for my dog — two tablets does it, and the jar lasts us about six weeks. No digestive issues to report either.

Purely for daily care it's good. short ingredient list, nothing unnecessary

After three weeks, our Beagle's coat has lost less of its shine. The only thing I didn't like is that the tablets smell strongly of feed yeast all over the kitchen.

My Miniature Schnauzer's itching has stopped, even though it's not a medication, the skin is clearly moisturized.

Minor note - the lid is a bit tight to open. Otherwise, the supplement is excellent, my Yorkie eats it happily.

The jar closes tightly, the tablets haven't gotten damp in the bathroom. The dog eats them without any issues.

I chose it because it has no dyes or flavorings. My white cat's coat looks cleaner between brushings.

My terrier's coat has become thicker, and the undercoat is fluffy. I'll buy it again.

A great option as a supplementary feed. No medical claims, just quality vitamins. My cat clearly likes the brewer's yeast in it and asks for it himself.

Takes up little space, and the dosage is clear. I give my large dog three a day, and he eats them all.

Convenient 90-tablet pack. Our Labrador gets 3 tablets, so it lasts 30 days. I'm happy with the results.

A good supplementary feed. I give it to my cat for prevention, and the ingredients are honest, with no chemicals.

A good European product. I was won over by the fact that it's made in the EU; I don't like ordering supplements from overseas. Zinc and vitamin E work really well together, and my cat's coat has been shedding less.

I'm pleased there are no artificial colors. The tablets look natural and smell that way too.

Zinc in chelated form really is absorbed better; my dog's paws have stopped flaking.

Easy to add to the diet. I just toss a tablet into the dry food.

After a trim, our terrier's regrowth always came in coarse and patchy-looking. We started him on Fernpaw following the instructions on the jar, and he just chews the tablet himself without any complaint about the yeasty taste. A few weeks on, the new coat looks much more even and doesn't have that dry, brittle feel anymore. Nice that it's EU-made too, with no chemical smell to it.

Rocky, our mixed-breed, gets patchy dry elbows and a dull coat every winter. We've been mixing this into his breakfast for about five weeks now and there's a visibly more even shine, plus less hair left on his bed. I appreciate that it's marketed honestly as a supplement rather than some kind of treatment. Knocking off a star because the tablets are hard and turn into crumbs if you try to cut them with a knife.

I like that this is specifically a dietary supplement, with no promises of treatment. But I would like a measuring mark on the packaging so I can see how much is left.

For two cats, the pack lasts a decent amount of time, but the smell from the jar is stronger than expected.

The preservative-free formula was the deciding factor, since my dachshund can react to supplements. Everything went smoothly with this one.

Biotin and brewer's yeast are a great combination; my pug's coat has developed a healthy shine.

An excellent supplementary feed. The main advantage is the clean formula with no preservatives or flavorings. All percentages are clearly listed on the jar, so you can immediately see what you're paying for.

No colorants, and the smell is exactly what you'd expect from yeast — nothing off-putting. Two tablets go into my dog's dinner each night without any fuss.

EU production, fast delivery. The quality is consistently excellent, and the jar contains 90 tablets.

The daily weight-based schedule worked well for my French bulldog; I give it in the morning. His coat is shiny, and his stomach is fine.

After bathing, my poodle's coat wasn't as dry. But I have to hide the tablet in food; she won't take it on its own.

The packaging is recyclable, which is nice, but the font on the label is a bit small.

The brewer's yeast base is brilliant. The pets treat the tablet like a snack.

No chemicals, clean ingredients. The brewer's yeast makes the tablet appealing to my dog.

Zinc glycinate works faster than regular zinc. I give my corgi 2 tablets a day, everything is great.

When Bonnie moved to a new diet, her coat got noticeably drier, even though the food itself agreed with her otherwise. I added these as extra support mostly because the ingredient list is refreshingly short — zinc, biotin, the omega fatty acids, vitamin E, and a yeast base, nothing more. About five weeks later, the fur around her collar is softer and her skin isn't looking dried out anymore. Will keep buying it.

I liked the eco-friendly monomaterial packaging; I put it straight into recycling. The dog chews the tablets themselves without any problems.

Perfect for daily care. The coat is shining, and the dog is happy.

I like the everyday format, but my dog won't eat the tablet without cheese.

The coat has become really soft and shiny. The Omega 6 seems to be doing its job. The tablets aren't too hard, you can even break them in half if the pet is small.

Clean ingredients without any flavorings or colorings, it's the only suitable option for my allergy-prone poodle.

My cat absolutely loved the taste because of the yeast. Will buy more.

Every autumn my Doberman sheds in clumps, so I gave this a shot mainly for the omega-6 fatty acid and vitamin E in the mix. Two tablets a day for about six weeks, and by the third week I noticed the hair had basically stopped piling up on his bed — he just looked neater overall, coat dense and shiny. I was skeptical this was more than marketing, but the effect is real, so I'll be reordering. The jar itself is a bit plain-looking, but that's not something I care about.

Zinc glycinate is the best. My dog had a dull coat, now it shines. The 90-tablet packaging is practical, lasts exactly a month for a large dog.

Sheds much less hair on the carpet. I sweep once a day instead of three.

The tablets are quite large, but break easily. I break them in half for my small dog, she eats them without any issues.

Our Shepherd mix is about five years old, and over the past year her coat had gone dull and brittle, with her constantly biting at her sides. We decided it was time to change up her routine and picked this up mainly because it combines B7 biotin with chelated zinc. About six weeks in, the biting has stopped completely, the hair on her sides has filled back in, and that dried-out look is gone. It's an honest product with no empty promises or preservatives, and I've already recommended it to a few friends.

Great daily care, my British Shorthair's coat has become plush, exactly as it should be for the breed.

My cat had dandruff, I've been giving her a tablet for a week and the dandruff is going away.

Regular zinc oxide tends to upset my Shepherd's stomach, so I went looking specifically for something with zinc glycinate instead. This chelated version has been perfect — zero side effects. We give it daily, mostly for everyday skin maintenance through the autumn months. The short ingredient list is a plus too: just biotin, the omega-6 content, vitamin E, and a yeast base, nothing extra thrown in.

The tablets break easily, I dose it strictly according to the weight chart for our Beagle.

Convenient tablet shape, they don't get stuck in the dog's throat. I give it with food in the morning, everything is swallowed instantly.

The packaging is recyclable, our local sorting facility accepted it without any issues.

I add a tablet to the morning meal, the dog is already used to it. The coat looks smoother after bathing.

I like that this is exactly a dietary supplement, not a promise of a cure. I give it to my dog every day, the results are steady.

No artificial flavorings, smells natural. The dog likes the taste.

Bought this for an older cat who had dry skin. Now the dandruff is gone, and the coat is soft.

The fatty acids in it supplement worked well for my Border Collie, the coat is easier to brush out after walks. But the effect didn't show up immediately.

B7 Biotin in the formula is what drew me in. Two tablets a day works for my dog, and after about three weeks her coat picked up a real shine — very happy with the result.

Bruno's been getting this mixed into his morning kibble for close to five weeks now. His back feels nicer to pet, and while the shedding hasn't vanished entirely, I'm definitely vacuuming less. I like that it's marketed as exactly what it is — a dietary supplement, not some miracle cure. Only knocking off a point because he sometimes leaves the whole tablet sitting at the bottom of the bowl unless I break it in half first.

The chelated zinc glycinate is absorbed perfectly. Thrived on it in two weeks, the coat has become noticeably denser.

The weight chart is convenient, no need to guess the dose. For two dogs, the jar lasted exactly as expected.

After a month, my Spitz’s coat looks neater, but for the first few days he picked the tablet out of the bowl.

The chelated form of zinc is the main advantage. It’s absorbed without any issues.

Convenient tablet format. Easier to give than powders or oils.

After a month of use, there’s less of my cat’s fur left on her bed. I hide the tablet in her food, all good.

The tablets are small, and my dog eats them with wet food. I don’t see any strange colorants.

After regular use, my Spitz’s coat became less static. But the packaging takes up more space than I expected.

No preservatives is a big plus for me. Three tablets a day suits my shepherd well, and her coat's gotten noticeably healthier and denser since we started the course.

Nora's coat went dull after she was spayed, so we picked this up for the biotin and vitamin E. It goes into her pâté every day, and after about a month her coat feels a lot softer. The only real downside is she catches the yeast smell instantly, so I have to mix it in really thoroughly or she'll leave it.

Excellent EU quality. I don’t trust supplements with unclear production addresses.

Luna sheds all over the sofa every autumn without fail. I've been splitting a tablet into her breakfast wet food daily — didn't expect overnight results, and didn't get them, but by the time we finished the jar her coat was softer and brushing took noticeably less time. Already planning to grab another jar before next season.

Afghan Hounds need near-constant coat attention, so anything that fits easily into the routine is welcome. He gets three tablets a day, which suits a dog his size just fine. I like that the formula stays simple — zinc, vitamin E, and a yeast base, nothing extra. His coat tangles less now and generally looks better nourished.

Zinc glycinate was the selling point for me since it's supposed to absorb better. Two tablets a day for my dog, and he eats them straight up on his own — must like the yeasty smell.

The packaging doesn’t use unnecessary different types of plastic, I noticed that right away. My pet liked the tablets too.

It was easy for my grandson to feed these tablets to the dog. He just tossed them into the porridge and that was it.

Liquid supplements always left my hands a mess, so switching to tablets has been a relief. My dog's a big mixed-breed, so he's on three a day. No artificial flavoring either — it just smells like plain yeast, nothing added. I'm seeing real improvement in his undercoat, so I'll definitely reorder.

The formula is short and clear, with no hidden fillers. For a sensitive cat, that really matters.

I liked that there are no preservatives, and my dog tolerated it calmly. I just wish the closure were a bit tighter.

It contains the omega-6 in there, great for everyday care. The dog eats it normally without making excuses.

Having both a cat and a small dog at home, it's genuinely handy that one jar covers both of them instead of buying two separate supplements. The dog gets two tablets, the cat just half of one. What mattered most to me was the absence of artificial colorants and preservatives. Neither pet has any trouble with it — I just mix it straight into their wet food.

Vitamin E and zinc in one jar is exactly what you need for shedding.

A good complementary feed alongside the main dry diet. My cat looks great.

I searched for a long time before finding something with an honest, filler-free ingredient list — the exact percentages are printed right there, which is rarer than it should be. My setter gets two tablets daily, and thanks to the brewer's yeast he treats them like a treat, zero coaxing required. His coat filled out noticeably heading into winter. Already planning my next order.

Everything on the package is clear about the formula, even the percentages aren’t hidden. It inspires more trust, and it suited my dog.

Vitamin E and the omega fatty acids in a single tablet is exactly what’s needed for daily coat care. It’s not medicine, but it works great as an addition to the diet.

A plus for EU production; I didn’t want a supplement shipped from far away. But the protective film under the lid came off in pieces.

My dog used to shed in clumps constantly. After a month of use, the coat holds on strong.

I got B7 Biotin for my Maine Coon's shedding. After a few weeks, the coat felt denser to the touch.

Made in the EU, I buy it without worrying about the quality of the ingredients.

It's great that there are no preservatives. My cat has a sensitive stomach, but he tolerated this supplement well.

I like that it's produced in the EU. The omega-6 fatty acid in the formula really improves the undercoat quality.

The Vitamin E in the formula was important to me, the effect is gentle. I wish the smell was more neutral, though.

My dog has allergies, so the absence of artificial flavors was important. the chelated zinc is tolerated perfectly, no side effects.

Winter is always rough on my AmStaff's skin — dry, flaky, dandruff everywhere. Changing his base diet barely moved the needle, so we tried these tablets as a coat-support supplement instead. He's a big dog, so three a day, and he just chews them himself without any need to crush or hide them in food. About a month later, the fur on his sides is thick and dense, and the flaking has stopped. Zinc glycinate and vitamin E do the heavy lifting here, and the ingredient list is completely transparent with nothing hidden. I'll be buying this again — it's a supplement, not a miracle cure, but it delivers.

B7 Biotin combined with brewer's yeast gives excellent results. My spaniel's coat has become shiny. The tablets don't crumble in the jar.

Brewer's yeast with Omega provides a fast, visible effect. Even the neighbors noticed how fluffy our cat got.

The tablets are small enough for a cat to swallow easily, even without crushing.

Simba goes through a rough shed every spring, and this year I started crushing a tablet into his wet food — he'd otherwise just ignore it sitting in the bowl. A few weeks later his tail fur is noticeably denser and the dandruff has cleared up a lot. Four stars because the tablet doesn't crumble evenly; I always end up with some powder stuck to the spoon.

I wanted something for daily care, not a medication making big promises, and this fits the bill — the omega-6 content and yeast doing exactly what they should. My cat happily gobbles hers down every time.

Fair price for a 90-tablet jar, especially considering it's manufactured in Europe.

Bought this for my cat, the supplement worked great, the dandruff is completely gone.

Single-material packaging is awesome. The tablets smell natural, and my cat eats them mixed with wet food.

After a full course, my dachshund's coat breaks less on the back, but for the first few days, he had loose stools.

I liked that it's not a paste or an oil: a tablet is easy to take with you on a trip with your dog.

Zinc glycinate and Vitamin E. A short and clear formula, I recommend it.

Zinc glycinate is absorbed better than regular zinc, which is a huge plus.

It's convenient that it works for both dogs and cats, but the tablet is a bit too large for a cat.

I specifically chose the chelated form of zinc, the tolerance is good. However, I missed having a separate dosing guide card.

It had a great effect on my cat's coat. B7 Biotin really works, the fluffiness has increased tenfold.

Just one pill a day for my cat means the 90-count jar lasts us ages. She eats it straight up on her own, no hiding required — the brewer's yeast does the convincing.

Dosing was dead simple once I checked the chart — two tablets covers my dog's size just right.

Honest ingredients with percentages, nothing hidden. My dog eats it on his own, and there are no digestive issues.

I give it according to the weight chart, and it’s easy to dose. The downside is that the instructions are printed a bit small.

My cat has stopped scratching his sides so much, although I understand this isn’t a medicine. Minus: with dry food, I have to hide the tablet separately.

I would buy it again. Biotin B7 really strengthened my cat’s claws; they stopped splitting.

My dog’s coat has become less dull, but she didn’t like the smell of brewer’s yeast right away.

I feed it to my cat together with her regular food. Her coat is soft as silk, very pleasant to touch.

My cat doesn’t spit it out if I crush the tablet into pâté. For us, that’s already a success.

The formula has no hidden fillers, so I buy this brand specifically.

A small note: it’s better to crumble the tablet for the cat, as he ignores it whole. But I’m happy with the effect.

The jar is made from mono-material, a clean plastic that is easy to recycle here in Germany.

We treat this purely as an everyday nutrition boost, not a treatment for anything specific. Having both fatty acids in it and biotin in one jar saves us from buying a shelf full of separate supplements, and the tablets hold together well instead of turning to dust. My dog's on the smaller side, so one pill a day a day means the 90-count pack stretches out for a full three months.

Biotin B7 strengthened my dachshund’s coat, and there is noticeably less hair on the carpet now.

Biotin B7 works. The cat’s coat literally glows in the sun now.

It’s good that I don’t have to order it from overseas; it’s made in Europe.

My dachshund’s coat has become noticeably thicker. The tablets have a firm texture and don’t crumble in the jar.

A single pill a day is all my cat needs, so the jar practically lasts a season. Can't complain about the value.

Short formula, no chemicals. The brewer’s yeast suited our dachshund perfectly.

Bernese Mountain Dogs are big, so mine goes through three tablets a day per the large-breed guidance. The jar runs out just a touch before the month is up, but the results are there, so I'm not complaining much.

My cat’s dandruff cleared up in a couple of weeks. Regular food didn’t help, but the zinc worked here.

I wanted something with both the omega-6 in there and biotin, and the honest labeling here — every percentage spelled out — sealed the deal. Two tablets go into my dog's morning food each day, no hassle at all.

The omega fatty acids in the formula noticeably helped with the dry coat, but the tablets crumble a little.

I’m glad the supplement is produced in the EU. A shorter transport route inspires more confidence in the freshness of the product than some unclear import. The supplement suited my dog.

Vitamin E was important because my dog’s coat quickly lost its shine in winter. It looks better now.

I liked that the zinc is listed as a chelate, but the yeast smell is quite noticeable.

My golden retriever needs three tablets daily according to the chart, and the timing works out nicely — one jar lasts almost exactly a month. The chelated zinc glycinate was the main draw for me, since it's absorbed far better than the regular oxide form. His coat picked up shine within three weeks, and just as important, no allergic reactions at all, thanks to the lack of artificial flavoring. Definitely buying again.

For a large dog, the dosage is several tablets a day. There's an effect, but the jar runs out faster than I thought.

No hidden fillers was the deciding factor — just B7 biotin and a yeast base. My cat's a small one, so one dose a day does it, and her coat has gotten noticeably soft.

No dyes or harsh chemicals. The brewer's yeast works as a natural base, and the dog takes the tablet as a treat. The weight-based dosage is very straightforward.

Finding a convenient dose for a big Labrador isn't always easy, but this one's straightforward — three tablets a day according to the chart, and the 90-count jar lines up almost perfectly with a month, so restocking is predictable. No hidden fillers in the ingredients either; the vitamin E and biotin combo is clearly doing its job, and his coat has real shine now. I'll be ordering again.

The formula with zinc, biotin, and yeast worked well, but the smell lingers on my fingers.

Fair price for 90 tablets. Made in the EU, which was the deciding factor for me.

My dog clearly approved of the brewer's yeast in the formula; he takes the tablet from my palm like a treat.

I really like the absence of dyes. The tablets are a natural color, and the dog eats them without a fuss.

After moving, my cat was shedding heavily, so I decided to add biotin and zinc. After three weeks, there was much less cleanup to do.

My pug's coat became shiny, and the facial folds are clean without any redness.

Chelated zinc is absorbed much better than regular zinc. The dog has started scratching less.

Convenient dosage; my dog only needs a single tablet a day. The jar will last a long time.

The short formula with yeast suited our cat; her stomach didn't get upset. The smell in the kitchen is noticeable.

I give my cat half a tablet, and her coat has become noticeably softer. The tablets are easy to break.

Ordering for the second time already. The dog eats them without any problems right with her food. Her coat is shiny and she hardly sheds at all.

Buying for the second time. Our poodle sheds much less, and she eats the tablets with her food without any issues.

I give this supplement to my St. Bernard every spring and fall. The fur doesn't mat, and brushing is much easier.

My terrier was constantly scratching due to dry skin. We started giving these tablets; the itching stopped, and the coat became thicker.

My Basenji used to constantly lick his paws until they were red. These tablets completely fixed the problem of dry paw pads and itching.

We have two short-haired dogs. We started giving them the supplement, and their fur stopped clinging to the furniture like it used to.

Our 12-year-old cat started going bald on her back due to old age. After three weeks of taking these tablets, fuzzy new hair started actively growing back.

Our Wirehaired Pointer started getting the supplement after hunts. It seems that skin cuts and scratches heal much faster now.

The tablets are large, but they break in half easily. Our pug happily eats them as a treat right from my hand. The coat has become thicker.

Our Alaskan Malamute was shedding very heavily. After a course of these vitamins, the undercoat is now healthy and brushes out easily without any flakes.

Our Jack Russell used to have dandruff. These tablets completely cleared up the skin flaking in just a couple of weeks of daily use.

Our retriever had a dull coat after the winter. After two months of taking the supplement, he looks like a show dog. Super!

Our British cat didn’t want to eat his usual vitamins. He swallows these without any fuss, and his fur has stopped flying around the house in clumps.

We bought it for our elderly German shepherd. His skin became firmer, and the redness on his belly that bothered him all summer disappeared.

We gave it to our dachshund after spaying. Her coat recovered very quickly, and her skin looks healthy and free of irritation.

Our Maine Coon was constantly growing out his mane, but it was sparse. With biotin, it has become thick and very soft to the touch.

A mixed-breed dog from a rescue arrived with no fur on her sides. We gave her a jar of this product, and now the dog is fluffy and shiny!

Our Spitz was constantly chewing his tail because of itching. After adding these tablets to his diet, he stopped biting himself and looks great.

Our Doberman had bald patches on his neck from his collar. After taking it for a month, the fur on his neck grew back dense and thick. We’re very pleased.

I give it to my Spitz Mila, 4 years old, with breakfast. Her coat tangles less now. I’ll buy it again.

We gave it to our boxer Rex for seasonal dandruff. His skin became cleaner and his coat is smooth, but the tablet is large, so we have to crush it.

Our corgi Bader was shedding heavily in the spring. After a month of taking these tablets, there was noticeably less fur on the carpet, and the dog looks well-groomed. The ingredients are excellent, and our pet eats the supplement without any problems. I lowered the rating because of the soft plastic jar: when trying to open it, the lid keeps bending, which gives the impression of cheap packaging.

I bought it for an elderly Doberman. His coat became shiny and the dandruff went away. It’s a pity he can’t swallow it like a treat; the tablet is a little bitter.