Lintbells | YuDERM Moulting Dog Formally YuMEGA | Coat and Skin Supplement for Dogs with Dry or Dull Coats, All Ages and Breeds | 250 ml Bottle

Dudley started to get seasonal alopecia on his ears and I started to use this every day in his food. It then went. I don't know whether it was just because the weather got warmer or because of this product. So i guess we will find out this Winter if it happens again. If not then it's the product. But his coat is silky soft, but I think the shine comes from the fact he is raw fed (nutriment completes) as he was shiny before.

Our dog is 16 and his coat was looking really scruffy and just all over the place. His neck hair was all thick and coming out by clumps3/4 weeks later, and what a difference he looks like a different dog. His coat is shiny and soft and not coming out in clumps.We even think that his movement is a lot easier. Our vet told us to get this and it's brilliant. It's like a tonic for our old dog.

Dogs coa t shiny but still moulting.

My greyhound has suffered from dandruff for years, I have tried every product on the market and nothing seemed to work until using YuDERM Moulting Dog. He doesn't moult as much either, this product was recommend to me by the vet and I'm so over the moon.

I have no idea whether this will work or not as too early to tell. However the pump is useless! Top came off first use and there’s no other way to access the stuff, so having to hold on and pump which means I’m wasting half of it. Would not recommend, buy some oily fish instead your dog will love it

I love the fact that since using it my Rough Collie‘s coat has become so much more manageable and silky.It is a bit expensive however, so shop around.

Increased my dogs moulting not decreased it, My dog would not take it mixed in with his food but would on lick it off a spoon.

Sadly I can’t give this a proper review as I have had to stop using it. Well, couldn’t really start using it. I did try just putting a couple of drops on my dog’s kibble but she looked at me with big puppy dog eyes that said “oh Mummy are you trying to poison me?” And walked away from her food. She did go back and eat it when she was starving, but wasn’t impressed and kept sniffing then pulling her head back. I do have a particularly small (2kg) dog and a big meal for her is 10g or one level tablespoon of kibble, so it’s fair that the oil is much more noticeable for her. I tried a few more times, but she was starting to get a bit finicky about eating and at that size she needs to take on food regularly 3 times a day.