
Supremacy Omega Plus Dog Treats Beef Flavor: Coat, Skin, Probiotics and Vitamins
₱299as of Aug 3, 2026
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A skin and coat treat with omega oils, probiotics and vitamins at around ₱299, and an easier sell than fish oil for dogs put off by the smell.

₱299as of Aug 3, 2026
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| Brand | Supremacy |
|---|---|
| Type | Dog coat & skin supplement treats |
| Price | ₱299 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 883 reviews |
| Shop | Supremacy |
| Units sold | 2K+ |
Supremacy Omega Plus is a beef-flavored dog treat aimed at skin and coat, combining omega oils with probiotics and vitamins. It holds a 4.9 rating across several hundred owner ratings.
Coat and skin support in a format dogs actually want. That’s the practical argument over liquid fish oil, which many dogs dislike and which needs careful storage to avoid going rancid, a real consideration in a warm climate.
Beef flavor is the easy sell for most dogs. It’s also worth noting it avoids chicken, one of the more common canine protein sensitivities, though a dog reacting to red meat would need a different option.
The honest trade with treat-format omega products.
A liquid fish oil generally delivers a higher dose of EPA and DHA per serving than a treat can, because a treat has to be mostly treat. What you gain is palatability and storage that doesn’t demand refrigeration or a sniff test before every use.
For a dog with a mildly dull coat and an owner who wants a routine that will actually stick, that’s a fair trade. For a dog with a significant skin problem, a concentrated oil, or a vet, will do more.
Omega amounts per treat aren’t published on the listing, which is the recurring gap here.
Around ₱299 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.
Reasonable for the category, and cheaper than buying a coat supplement and a probiotic separately since this combines both. Give it four to six weeks before judging, because coat changes track the hair growth cycle and nothing shows sooner.
Buy this if your dog’s coat looks dull and you want a low-effort routine, or if fish oil has already been refused. If the skin problem is itching that’s severe, spreading, or paired with ear trouble, see a vet: that’s usually allergy or infection rather than a nutrition gap, and a supplement will not resolve it. See our top picks in the best pet vitamins roundup, or learn which supplement helps in our pet vitamins buying guide.
Want a higher omega dose and don’t mind the storage? The Buddy Digestive Boost bundle includes salmon oil. Want digestion rather than coat from the same brand? The Supremacy DigestiCare Pro is the gut-focused treat.
Four to six weeks at least. Coat changes follow the hair growth cycle, so there's no quick verdict on any omega product.
It's more palatable and far easier to store, since fish oil goes rancid with heat and air. A liquid oil usually delivers a higher omega dose, so it's convenience against concentration.
Not necessarily. Omega support can help a dry, dull coat, but itching that's severe, spreading, or paired with ear trouble needs a vet. It's often allergy or infection, not a nutrition gap.
Around ₱299 as of August 3, 2026, though you should always check the current price.