For cats whose itchy spots keep coming back. Daily EPA and DHA from anchovy and sardine oil, mixed into food, alongside your vet's care.
Daily Omega-3 Support for Healthy Skin & a Shiny Coat
Lumigow Omega-3 Skin & Coat Drops provide EPA and DHA from anchovy and sardine oil to support your cat's skin health and help maintain a soft, shiny coat.
The easy-to-measure liquid formula mixes into wet or dry food, making it simple to add omega-3 to your cat's daily routine.
Think of your cat's skin like a brick wall. The skin cells are the bricks. Between them is a thin layer of fats that works like mortar: it holds moisture in and keeps irritants out.
When that layer dries out, the itch never fully switches off, and every scratch makes it a little worse. Creams sit on the surface, and most cats lick them off within minutes. Medication from your vet calms the reaction. Nutrition is the part that works from the inside.
Lumigow adds omega-3 EPA and DHA (274 mg combined per mL) to your cat's daily food as one part of that support, alongside your vet's care.
How to give it, even to a picky cat
1. Find your cat's daily amount in the chart.
2. Measure it in mL with the dropper.
3. Mix it into one small spoonful of wet food first, so the taste isn't spread through the whole meal and you know it got eaten. Then serve the rest.
4. Give it every day. Changes in skin and coat take weeks, not days.
Under 5 lb: 0.5 mL · 5–10 lb: 1 mL · 10–15 lb: 1.5 mL · Over 15 lb: 2 mL
Oral use only. Don't apply to skin or open sores. Don't increase the amount to speed things up.
Nutritional support is gradual, and individual responses vary. There is no guaranteed timeline for changes in your cat’s skin or coat.
Follow the agreed care routine and keep track of scratching, licking, coat condition and any changes in affected areas. Share these observations with your veterinarian when reviewing the overall care plan.
If the skin becomes more irritated or new sores appear, contact your veterinarian promptly.
What's inside, per 1 mL
EPA: 147 mg
DHA: 127 mg
Combined EPA + DHA: 274 mg
Source: anchovy and sardine oil
Bottle: 60 mL
Lumigow may fit your cat’s care routine if you are looking for additional omega-3 nutrition to support skin and coat health.
If your cat scratches or licks excessively, has patchy fur or develops sore skin, a veterinary assessment helps identify the cause and guide appropriate care.
Check with your veterinarian before adding Lumigow if your cat takes medication, receives other supplements or has an existing medical condition. Do not use if your cat has a known allergy to any ingredient.
Stories and photos shared by cat parents.
Before
AfterI first noticed a small patch of thinning fur near my cat’s neck. Seeing the same area being scratched again was upsetting. After getting veterinary advice, I wanted an additional way to support skin nutrition. Lumigow was straightforward to measure and mix into food as directed. It became one part of our care routine, alongside the treatment recommended by our vet.
Before
AfterThe irritated patch beside my cat’s cheek was hard to ignore, especially when the scratching kept returning to that spot. We worked with our vet on the cause and added Lumigow as nutritional support. I appreciated knowing the EPA and DHA amounts in each mL. Having a measured supplement to include in the routine made that extra step feel manageable.
Before
AfterI started noticing the skin around my cat’s ear looked irritated, and she kept scratching at it. We checked with our vet to understand what was going on, and I started paying more attention to her daily skin and coat care. I added Lumigow to her routine as nutritional support, and I like that the liquid is easy to measure and mix into her food. It’s been a simple little step to keep up with every day.
Before
AfterI first noticed the skin behind my cat’s ear looked quite red, and it made me want to take a closer look at her skin health. After checking with our vet, I decided to be more consistent with her daily care and try adding an Omega-3 supplement. Lumigow has been easy to include in her routine, and I appreciate being able to measure the liquid without much fuss. It feels good to have one less complicated step in caring for her.
Shared by customers with permission. Individual results vary.
Three questions to ask before it goes in your cat's bowl.
1. Is it made for cats? Many popular fish oils are dog-and-cat formulas with one dosing chart.
2. Does the label list EPA and DHA per mL? Of 6 popular fish oils we checked in October 2026, only 1 listed both per mL. The rest listed them per teaspoon, per scoop, or not at all.
3. Is it dosed by your cat's weight? A 6 lb cat and a 14 lb cat shouldn't get the same amount.
Lumigow meets all three.
Veterinarian, small animal practice
Skin health starts with the right nutritional support
Omega-3 is often overlooked when it comes to everyday skin and coat care. EPA and DHA play important roles in supporting normal skin function, yet not all supplements provide the same amounts. I always encourage cat owners to look beyond the front label and check the actual EPA and DHA content. A consistent, well-measured routine can make nutritional support easier to maintain.
Veterinarian, integrative practice
The little details matter more than you think
Cats can be notoriously difficult when it comes to supplements. Some turn away from tablets, while others simply refuse anything unfamiliar in their food. That’s why I see practical benefits in liquid formats. They’re easy to measure and can be added to a cat’s regular meal. When choosing an Omega-3 supplement, I look at the EPA and DHA levels, the recommended serving, and whether the owner can realistically keep up with the routine.
Measure the recommended amount in mL and mix into wet or dry food. Follow the serving frequency on your product label.
| Cat weight | Daily amount |
|---|---|
| Under 5 lbs | 0.5 mL |
| 5–10 lbs | 1 mL |
| 10–15 lbs | 1.5 mL |
| Over 15 lbs | 2 mL |
How Many Servings Are in Each Bottle?
Each 60 mL bottle contains 60 one-mL servings. The actual number of servings will vary depending on your cat's recommended daily amount.
Lumigow provides EPA and DHA as nutritional support for skin health. If your cat has persistent scratching, sores or broken skin, your vet should assess the cause and whether Lumigow fits their care plan. It does not replace treatment for the underlying problem.
Fish-oil supplementation works gradually, and noticeable changes may take several weeks. Every cat is different, so there is no guaranteed timeline or outcome. If irritation worsens, contact your vet instead of waiting for the supplement to help.
Follow the weight-based serving guide on the product label. Measure the amount in mL and follow the stated serving frequency, unless your vet advises otherwise. Do not increase the amount to try to get faster results.
Most cats do best when it's mixed into one small spoonful of wet food first. If your cat won't take it, you're covered: our 60-day money-back guarantee includes cats who refuse it.
Ask your vet before combining products. Fish oil can interact with certain medicines, and other supplements may already contain omega-3s. Show your vet the ingredient label and everything your cat currently takes so they can check the combination and total amount.
60-day money-back guarantee, including if your cat won't eat it. Contact us within 60 days of delivery at support.lumigow@gmail.com
About 60 days for a 5–10 lb cat at 1 mL a day. About 40 days for a 10–15 lb cat.
Many fish oils are dosed for dogs, measured by the pump or teaspoon, and don't list EPA and DHA per mL. Lumigow is made for cats, dosed by weight in mL, and lists exactly what's in each mL. It still takes weeks of daily use, and it works best alongside your vet's care.
If it isn't right for your cat, get your money back. Our guarantee covers cats who won't eat it, too.
Choose your bundle ↑These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian about persistent itching, hair loss or skin sores.