Omnicutis atopicalm 200 capsules

Omnicutis Atopicalm 200 capsules is a dietary supplement for dogs and cats, containing essential fatty acids from fish oil, vitamins, and zinc, in a 200-capsule package. Its purpose is to support skin function.

Indications

It is used as a support in atopic dermatitis and in dry dermatoses or seborrhea associated with zinc deficiency. It is also used in dermatoses and alopecias that respond to essential fatty acids or vitamin A. The 200-unit pack is the largest in the range and is suitable for large dogs, multiple animals, or long treatment cycles.

Format and composition

• Base: concentrated fish oil rich in essential fatty acids, 64,18%, and bovine gelatin, 17,14%.
• Per capsule: 600 mg of essential fatty acids, with 360 mg of EPA and 240 mg of DHA.
• Provides vitamins E, C, A and biotin, and 16,8 mg of zinc per unit.
• Pack of 200 units: one capsule daily, 200 days of treatment for a 10 kg dog.

Usage and guidelines

The manufacturer recommends a single daily dose, either directly into the mouth or mixed with food, depending on weight: one capsule per 10 kg per day. A 30 kg dog needs three capsules, so the 200-capsule container lasts approximately 66 days. Skin response is not immediate, so follow the veterinarian's instructions.

Frequently asked questions

When is a package like Omnicutis atopicalm 200 capsules appropriate?

If the dog is heavy, if there are several animals, or if the treatment regimen will be lengthy, the 30-unit package is sufficient for an initial trial.

Can cats take it?

Yes, the product is suitable for dogs and cats and is dosed according to body weight.

Does it replace allergy treatment?

No. The manufacturer presents it as a support and as a possible aid to reduce the dose of corticosteroids and antihistamines, provided these are used against allergies or itching.

What else does it contain besides fish oil?

Bovine gelatin, vitamins E, C, A and biotin, zinc and technological and organoleptic additives.

How long does it last unopened?

Three years from the date of manufacture, in a cool, dry place; the exact period is shown on the packaging.

Ask your veterinarian what dosage and duration are appropriate for your pet's skin problem.