Shed-X Shedding Control Supplement for Dogs 237ml

Less fur on your floors, sofa and clothes. Shed-X is a liquid daily supplement for dogs that the brand has formulated to reduce excessive shedding within 3 to 6 weeks, while supporting a softer, shinier coat and healthy skin.

It combines fish oils from Norwegian anchovies and sardines with flaxseed oil, wheat germ oil, zinc, biotin and vitamins A, D3 and E to nourish skin and coat from the inside.

Why dog parents love it

• Targets excessive shedding: made to reduce loose hair around your home with daily use.
• Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids: from fish oil and flaxseed oil for healthy skin and a glossy coat.
• Vitamin E: from wheat germ oil plus added vitamin E.
• Zinc and biotin (B7): nutrients that support strong hair and healthy skin.
• Easy to give: chicken flavoured liquid with a flip top cap, simply pour over food.
• Harmattan helper: supports skin and coat through the dry season months.

How to use

1. Shake well before use.
2. Add 1 tablespoon per 9kg (20 lb) of body weight to food once a day.
3. Double the dose for the first 30 days, then return to the normal dose. Always follow the directions printed on your bottle.

How long does a bottle last? The 237ml bottle holds about 16 tablespoons. For a 5kg dog that is roughly 2 weeks at the starting double dose and about a month after that. Medium and large dogs will need more than one bottle a month.

Details

• Brand: Shed-X (SynergyLabs)
• Type: liquid shedding control supplement for dogs
• Ingredients: vegetable oil, flaxseed oil, chicken flavour, fish oils (Norwegian anchovies and sardines), wheat germ oil, lecithin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin E, zinc stearate, mixed tocopherols and rosemary extract, inositol, biotin, vitamins A and D3
• Size: 8 fl oz (237ml)
• Suitable for: dogs over 12 weeks old

Shake well and store at room temperature; do not refrigerate. Contains chicken flavour and wheat germ, so take care with dogs that have food sensitivities. Pair with regular brushing for best results. If your dog is pregnant, nursing, on medication or has a skin condition, check with your vet first.