Our dog probiotics offer powerful support to help maintain your dog’s gut health. Ideal for dogs with upset stomachs or those who have just switched to raw dog food.
In addition to probiotics for dogs helping with the transition to a raw diet, vets also advise using a probiotic during antibiotic treatment, post surgery, for stomach upsets and for building mass e.g. if your dog’s not holding weight or after weaning puppies. Watch this short video to learn more:
Kiki Body Biotics
Dog Probiotic Capsules (also suitable for cats)
Supports overall health by helping to maintain optimal gut health
Designed as a 30-day boost or daily use
Can be integrated into a dog’s diet for long term microbiome balance
Clinically proven
Animotics
Dog Probiotic Paste (also suitable for cats)
High strength, designed for short term use
Multiple strains of highly beneficial bacteria
Aids optimal gut health and effective digestion
ProDog Protect
Dog Probiotic Based Powdered Food Topper
Probiotic and prebiotic formula with added immune support herbs
Added digestive enzymes to improve digestion and absorption of nutrients
Maintains a healthy histamine response, therefore supports a reduction in itching
Why probiotics for dogs are important
It’s no secret these days that gut health is of optimum importance to overall health. Studies reveal at least 70% of the immune system is located in the gut. An unhealthy gut may lead to poor nutrient absorption and an imbalanced immune response, potentially leading to systemic inflammation in the body and a whole host of health conditions.
The trillions of microbes that play a crucial role in health and live within all living animals’ intestines and skin are collectively known as the “microbiome”. Some are considered harmful, and some are beneficial, depending on the situation. A ‘healthy microbiome’ aims to achieve a balance between the good guys and the bad guys.
That is where probiotics and prebiotics help. Probiotic supplements work by seeding the gut with beneficial bacteria to maintain microbiome balance and are great to use as part of a varied, fresh raw diet. Alternatively, a natural probiotic suitable for dogs is goat’s milk (commonly known as kefir). Kefir is more species-appropriate than cow’s milk.
