Yes, most Cats & Dogs end up loving the taste of our oils, you can just let them lick if off a spoon if they are happy to do so.

Yes. Coconut Oil is a saturated fat, but like Avocado Oil, Fish Oil, and Olive Oils, Coconut Oil is one of the “Good Fats” that our bodies and our pets bodies thrive on. MCT or Medium Chain Triglycerides, more commonly known a Medium Chain Fatty Acids (MCFAs) are essential for great health in both humans and our pets.

As soon as your puppy or kitten is starting on solid foods you can start introducing MCT or Omega Blend oils into their diet, but remember only the recommended dosage.

You can keep the oils in the fridge, but you don’t have to, although keeping them out of direct sunlight is recommended.

No, definitely not, at worse they may get runny stools for a day or so.

Both. To provide your pet with the best outcome for their allergies, provide them with a daily dose of MCT or Omega Blend Oil in their food, but as well for skin irritation, skin allergies and the like, pour some of your preferred oil into your hands and massage into skin or the particular part of their body affected.