How does this product compare to 16mg of Apoquel

one of my dogs has severe skin allergies, getting worse as she ages. for a few years these were enough but last summer her back half was close to bald when the vet finally put her on apoquel. we took the one prescription and then just the bites over winter. i was hoping they would get us into summer but by april she was starting to lose hair again so back on the apoquel til fall really kicks in. i hide the apoquel in peanut butter and 2 of these like a cookie sandwich :)

How does this product compare to prayer?

This stuff is like taking care of your body and your mind through physical exercise, diet, and emotional intelligence. Prayer is like smoking 5 packs of cigarettes a day, eating fast food for every meal, drinking alcohol every night, and watching 8 hours of Netflix every day and thinking you'll live a long and healthy life.

What are the hair/plastic strands embedded in the bites that are being mentioned in some of the reviews for this product?

"The fiber hairs are actually lamb meal. Meat is fibrous so often when using proteins in our products they will have a string-like look to them." This is from the company as in the next comment. I hope the company does not change the formula, because this is so effective on my dog. She finally has relief. I trust that they are not adding hairs or plastic to their recipe. I recommend that anyone with an itchy/allergy ridden dog...give it a try.

Does anybody knows of a similar product tha does NOT have palm oil in the formulation?

We are very sorry that you are not satisfied with our use of Palm Fruit Oil in our supplements. We are all dog owners here at Zesty Paws, and we strive to create the healthiest products possible for all our furry friends. When sustainably and responsibly sourced, Palm Fruit Oil is safe for pet consumption. Most articles written about Palm Fruit Oil are discussing oil found washed up on beaches after mixing with harmful toxins in the ocean. No matter what