Dog Allergy Support Chews with Probiotics, Colostrum and Salmon Oil in Peanut Butter, Lamb or Chicken, 200 Count
Dog allergy support chews combine probiotics, colostrum and wild Alaskan salmon oil in a soft daily bite for skin, coat, digestive and immune wellness. TTLXRL offers peanut-butter, lamb and chicken flavors so owners can select a more appealing option for their dog.
Each listed configuration contains 200 chews, with the documented chicken option showing two grams per chew. The formula also lists vitamin C, omega-3 EPA and DHA, protein and fiber, plus a five-strain probiotic blend. Follow the current weight-based serving chart and review the complete ingredient and allergen panel for the chosen flavor. The source lists no grain, soy or artificial additives, but flavor recipes may differ. A supplement cannot replace allergy testing or treatment for infection, parasites or dermatitis. Persistent itching, hot spots, bald areas, paw licking or ear odor needs veterinary evaluation. Ask before use for puppies, pregnancy, chronic disease, medication or seafood sensitivity. Stop for vomiting, diarrhea, swelling or worsening skin signs.
Specifications
- Brand: TTLXRL
- Product: Dog allergy support chews
- Count: 200 chews
- Flavors: Peanut butter lamb or chicken
- Listed variants: 3
- Documented chicken unit weight: 2 g per chew
- Highlighted ingredients: Probiotics colostrum and salmon oil
- Probiotic strains: Five listed
- Fatty acids: Omega-3 EPA and DHA
- Additional nutrients: Vitamin C protein and fiber
- Target animal: Dog
- Breed sizes: All listed
- Life stages: All listed
- Uses: Skin coat digestive and immune support
- Grain: None listed
- Soy: None listed
- Artificial additives: None listed
- Package dimensions: About 5.24 x 3.74 x 3.58 in
- Serving: Follow weight-based label
- Allergens: Check selected flavor panel
Frequently Asked Questions
Which flavors are available?
Choose peanut butter, lamb or chicken in a 200-count jar.
What probiotic support is listed?
The formula includes a five-strain probiotic blend.
Can these chews treat a skin infection?
No. Hot spots, sores, bald areas or ear odor needs veterinary diagnosis.
Who should check with a veterinarian first?
Seek guidance for puppies, medication, chronic disease or seafood sensitivity.