Skin + Coat Natural Squeeze Pouch | Astaxanthin + Spirulina
Rigby Targeted Pouches · Skin & Coat · Natural Food Topper For Dogs
Real-Food Support for a Soft Coat and Healthy Skin
Feed the skin and coat real, natural marine nutrition. This fully cooked pouch is built on wild-caught Alaskan salmon and pollock oil for omega-3s, with organic spirulina, astaxanthin, and real vegetables. Human-grade, made in the USA, and crafted to support healthy skin and a soft, dense coat, at about 82 calories a pouch.
Why Dogs And Their People Love It
Real omega-3s for the coat. Wild Alaskan salmon and concentrated pollock oil bring EPA and DHA, the long-chain omega-3s that help maintain skin condition and a soft, dense coat.
Two marine ingredients, not duplicates. Whole salmon brings omega-3s plus everything a whole fish contains, and pollock oil brings EPA and DHA directly and concentrated.
A rare fatty acid and a real antioxidant. Organic spirulina for GLA, a fatty acid found in very few foods, and astaxanthin, the fat-soluble antioxidant that gives salmon its color.
Real food, not a powder. Fresh, fully cooked, with organic butternut squash and carrot for natural nourishment, human-grade and made in the USA.
Human-grade, made in the USA, and built on real marine omega-3s. Six ingredients, six jobs.
If You Have Been Searching For This
Skin and coat support that is actually food.
A dog's coat is one of the first places their nutrition shows. Here are the reasons natural-minded dog parents reach for this pouch.
"My dog's coat looks dull or dry"
A soft, shiny coat starts with well-fed skin. This pouch brings real, natural marine omega-3s from salmon and pollock oil to help maintain skin condition and a soft, dense coat.
"I want omega-3s from real fish, not a capsule"
This is whole wild Alaskan salmon and pollock oil cooked into real food your dog licks right up, a more natural way to get omega-3s than squeezing a capsule over the bowl.
"My dog scratches and has flaky skin"
When skin is nourished from the inside, it tends to show. The omega-3s, GLA from spirulina, and astaxanthin here are a natural way to support healthy, comfortable skin as part of the daily routine.
"I want a skin and coat topper that is real food"
Every ingredient is real food you can recognize, human-grade and made in the USA, with organic butternut squash, carrot, and spirulina alongside the marine ingredients.
"I am looking for salmon or fish oil for my dog"
This pouch combines two of the most sought-after marine ingredients, whole wild Alaskan salmon and pollock oil, so you get them together in a natural, real-food form your dog actually enjoys.
"I want something easy to add to meals"
Just top your dog's food, serve it straight from the pouch, or freeze it on a lick mat. An easy, natural daily habit that fits the routine you already have.
Why Natural-Minded Dog Parents Reach For This
A soft coat starts with well-fed skin.
A dog's coat is one of the first places their nutrition shows. When the skin underneath is well-fed, the coat tends to follow, soft, dense, and shiny. That is exactly what Rigby's Skin & Coat pouch is built to support, with thoughtful, natural ingredients that nourish skin and coat from the inside.
Two marine ingredients carry it, and they are not duplicates. Whole wild Alaskan salmon brings omega-3s, among everything else a whole fish contains. Wild Alaskan pollock oil brings EPA and DHA directly and concentrated, the long-chain omega-3s that help maintain skin condition and a soft, dense coat. Behind them, organic spirulina adds GLA, a fatty acid found in very few foods, and astaxanthin, the fat-soluble antioxidant that gives salmon its color, which fish get by eating the same algae we take it from.
Organic butternut squash and organic carrot make up the rest, real vegetables in there for natural nourishment. Six ingredients, six jobs, all human-grade and made in the USA, at about 82 calories a pouch. It is an easy, natural way to support your dog's skin and coat without overhauling their whole routine.
A soft coat starts with real, whole food. This fully cooked pouch blends omega-3-rich wild Alaskan salmon and pollock oil with organic spirulina, astaxanthin, and real vegetables to support healthy skin and a soft, shiny coat, one lickable scoop of real food at a time, naturally.
What This Looks Like In Your Dog's Day
The easiest kind of wellness.
You open a pouch and your dog thinks they are getting a treat. Here is how it fits into the day.
Top the breakfast or dinner bowl
Squeeze it over the food they already know and love, no new diet, no fuss. It rides along with the meal as a real-food upgrade.
Freeze it on a lick mat
Spread it on a lick mat or toy and freeze for a longer-lasting, calming treat, a perfect fit for picky eaters, seniors, and dogs who turn their nose up at capsules.
Make it a daily habit, more days on than off
Skin and coat change slowly, so the omega-3s and other ingredients do their best work over time. Many dog parents keep it going most days.
Once opened, a pouch keeps in the fridge for about five days, so there is no rush and no waste. It is an easy, feel-good way to support your dog's skin and coat without changing the food they already know and love.
The Most Important Thing To Know
Two marine ingredients, carrying real omega-3s.
The omega-3s do the heavy lifting. Whole wild Alaskan salmon brings omega-3s plus everything a whole fish contains, and wild Alaskan pollock oil brings EPA and DHA directly and concentrated, the long-chain omega-3s that help maintain skin condition and a soft, dense coat. They are two different jobs, not duplicates.
The supporting cast earns its place. Organic spirulina adds GLA, a fatty acid found in very few foods, and astaxanthin is the natural, fat-soluble antioxidant that gives salmon its color. Organic butternut squash and carrot round it out with real-vegetable nourishment. Six ingredients, six jobs, at about 82 calories a pouch.
It is a complementary topper, not a meal. Serve it alongside your dog's balanced diet, introduce it gradually, and keep fresh water available. For ongoing skin trouble or any concerning symptoms, check with your veterinarian. It is made for dogs.
What's Inside And Why It Matters
Six ingredients, six jobs.
Every ingredient is in there for a reason. Here is what goes into each pouch, in plain terms.
Wild-Caught Alaskan Salmon
The Whole-Fish Omega-3 Source
Whole wild Alaskan salmon brings omega-3s, among everything else a whole fish contains. It is the natural, real-food base of the skin and coat story.
Wild-Caught Alaskan Pollock Oil
EPA And DHA, Direct And Concentrated
Pollock oil brings EPA and DHA directly and concentrated, the long-chain omega-3s that help maintain skin condition and a soft, dense coat. A different job from the whole salmon, not a duplicate.
Organic Spirulina
A Source Of GLA
Organic spirulina is here for GLA, a fatty acid found in very few foods, rounding out the natural fats that support healthy skin.
Astaxanthin
The Antioxidant That Colors Salmon
Astaxanthin is the fat-soluble antioxidant that gives salmon its color, which fish get by eating the same algae we take it from. A small, natural ingredient with a real job.
Organic Butternut Squash
Real-Vegetable Nourishment
Organic butternut squash is a real vegetable, in there for wholesome, natural nourishment and a flavor dogs love.
Organic Carrot
More Real-Vegetable Goodness
Organic carrot is the other real vegetable in the pouch, adding natural color, flavor, and wholesome nourishment.
Typical nutrition (as served)
What To Look For
What makes a skin and coat topper worth feeding.
Skin and coat products range from real food to a lone oil capsule, so four things separate a thoughtful one from the rest, and here is what to look for, plus how this pouch measures up on each.
Real marine omega-3s
Skin and coat lean on long-chain omega-3s. Look for real fish and fish oil, not just a vague "omega blend."
Wild salmon plus pollock oil for EPA and DHA
A short, real-food list
The shorter the list, the less there is to hide. Look for real, natural food you recognize over a long line of additives.
Six real ingredients, human-grade
Nutrients fish oil alone misses
Skin and coat benefit from more than EPA and DHA. Look for extras like GLA and antioxidants, not just a plain oil.
GLA from spirulina, plus astaxanthin
Easy to actually feed
Support only helps if your dog eats it. Look for a palatable, lickable form over a capsule you have to hide.
Soft, lickable, about 82 calories a pouch
Is This Right For Your Dog?
Worth reaching for if your dog...
Has a dull, dry, or flaky coat that could use some help
Could use real marine omega-3s in their routine
Does better with real food than capsules or pills
Deserves human-grade ingredients with real fish
Is a picky eater, a senior, or just loves a lickable treat
Has a parent who wants short, recognizable ingredients
How To Use It
One pouch a day, however your dog likes it.
Dogs of all sizes can have one pouch a day. Top your dog's regular food, serve it straight from the pouch, or freeze it onto a lick mat or toy for a longer-lasting treat. For steady support, aim for more days on than off, since skin and coat change slowly over time.
A few gentle notes
This is a complementary topper, not a complete meal, so keep it alongside your dog's balanced diet and account for the extra 82 calories.
This pouch is made with fish, so it is not the right choice for a dog with a known fish or seafood allergy. Introduce it gradually over a few days and watch how your dog responds.
If your dog has ongoing skin or coat trouble, or any persistent or concerning symptoms, check in with your veterinarian, since skin issues can have many causes.
Store unopened pouches in the pantry, and refrigerate once opened, using within about five days. It is made for dogs.
Works Well With
Build an easy real-food routine.
The Skin & Coat pouch is the omega-3 foundation, so these round out a well-supported, real-food routine.
Target digestion with pumpkin, apple, and psyllium, an easy way to round out your dog's pouch rotation.
Joint support from beef organ, bone broth, and collagen, for the same real-food approach.
Supporting skin from the outside pairs naturally with feeding it from the inside.
Layer more real-food nutrition and moisture into the bowl.
Turn the pouch into slow, calming enrichment.
Questions And Answers
Everything you want to know before you buy.
What exactly is Rigby's Skin & Coat pouch?
It is a fresh, fully cooked food topper made from six real ingredients: wild-caught Alaskan salmon and pollock oil, organic spirulina, astaxanthin, and organic butternut squash and carrot. You add it to your dog's bowl to support healthy skin and a soft coat with real food rather than a capsule.
How does it support skin and coat?
Mostly through marine omega-3s. Wild salmon and concentrated pollock oil bring EPA and DHA, the long-chain omega-3s that help maintain skin condition and a soft, dense coat. Spirulina adds GLA and astaxanthin brings natural antioxidant support, so the skin is nourished from the inside.
Why are there two fish ingredients?
Because they do different jobs. Whole wild Alaskan salmon brings omega-3s plus everything else a whole fish contains, while pollock oil brings EPA and DHA directly and concentrated. They are not duplicates, they work together.
What does the astaxanthin do?
Astaxanthin is a fat-soluble antioxidant, the one that gives salmon its pink color. Fish get it by eating the same algae we take it from. It is a small ingredient here with a real job alongside the omega-3s.
Is this better than a fish oil capsule?
It is real food rather than a capsule, which many dogs find far more appealing, so daily skin and coat support is much easier. It also brings more than just oil, with whole salmon, spirulina for GLA, astaxanthin, and real, natural vegetables in one lickable pouch.
Is it a good fit for a dog with dry, itchy skin?
Many dog parents reach for natural, omega-3-rich foods when skin looks dry or flaky, and this pouch is built around them. Introduce it gradually and give it time, and if your dog has ongoing itching or skin trouble, check with your vet, since skin issues can have many causes.
My dog has a fish allergy. Can they have this?
No. This pouch is built on salmon and pollock oil, so it is not the right choice for a dog with a known fish or seafood allergy. If you are unsure, check with your veterinarian before trying it.
How do I feed it, and how much?
Dogs of all sizes can have one pouch a day. Top your dog's food, serve it straight from the pouch, or freeze it on a lick mat. For steady support, aim for more days on than off, and keep it as a complement to a balanced diet.
Can my dog have it every single day?
Yes. It is designed as an easy daily habit, and because skin and coat change slowly, giving it most days helps the omega-3s and other ingredients do their work over time. Just remember it is a topper at about 82 calories, so account for the extra calories in their day.
Is it human-grade, and which ingredients are organic?
Rigby makes these pouches human-grade in the USA. The salmon and pollock oil are wild-caught in Alaska, and the butternut squash, carrot, and spirulina are organic, so you get real fish and organic produce in one short list.
How do I store it, and how long does it keep?
Unopened pouches are shelf-stable and can live in the pantry. Once opened, keep the pouch in the fridge and use it within about five days, so there is no rush and no waste.
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Our Take
Skin and coat support that is actually food.
We love that Rigby supports skin and coat with real fish instead of a lone oil capsule. Two marine ingredients carry it, whole wild salmon and concentrated pollock oil, and the supporting cast of spirulina, astaxanthin, and real, natural vegetables each earns its place. Six ingredients, six jobs, all in a soft, lickable pouch dogs are really excited to eat. For a dull coat or dry skin, it is one of the easiest real-food upgrades you can make.
Support skin and coat the real-food way.
Rigby's Skin & Coat pouch is built on wild Alaskan salmon and pollock oil for real omega-3s, with organic spirulina, astaxanthin, and real, natural vegetables, all in a soft, lickable form your dog is excited to eat. Human-grade and made in the USA.
Wild-caught Alaskan salmon and pollock oil · EPA and DHA omega-3s for skin and coat · Organic spirulina for GLA, plus astaxanthin · Organic butternut squash and carrot · Just 82 calories per pouch, soft and lickable
Give your dog's skin and coat the real-food support it deserves. Just open a pouch and add it to the bowl.
A soft coat starts with real, whole food. This fully cooked pouch blends omega-3-rich wild Alaskan salmon and pollock oil with organic spirulina, astaxanthin, and real vegetables to support healthy skin and a soft, shiny coat, one lickable scoop of real food at a time, naturally.
