NutriPaw Pre & Probiotic Digestive Treats For Dogs - Gut Health, Sensitive Tums, Anal Glands, Scooting, Loose Stools, Smelly, Itchy Ears, Enzymes Great for all dogs

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A super simple recipe which introduces greek yogurt, pumpkin, peanut butter, and a little bit of carob powder (a dog safe chocolate alternative). Plain Greek yogurt is typically strained to remove lactose, making it a better alternative for those lactose-intolerant pups. It also has double the protein for building muscles. Probiotics for dogs have grown in popularity over the past twenty years, and with good reason. Studies show that the beneficial microorganisms in probiotics may improve a dog’s digestive health, boost the immune system, and improve her overall well-being ( 1). Some probiotics may produce side effects, including gassiness or tummy upset. Stop the probiotic and report these side effects to our veterinarian for further direction. Should Puppies Take Probiotics? Think of your dog’s gut as a castle. As invaders (harmful pathogens) attempt to enter the castle, probiotics are designed to thwart their entry. Start with half of the recommended amount for the first week, then increase to the recommended daily amount

You may be wondering if cranberries are okay for dogs to consume. According to AKC it’s okay in small quantities. But if you’re worried you can substitute the cranberries for other dog-safe vegetables or fruit. Plaque-fighting chews: dental treats which specifically target plaque and the bacteria that causes it are great for dogs who have a really hard time with teeth brushing, even at the vet or groomer. Gut bacteria is a complex system that is constantly changing but always trying to balance itself. Drastic changes to the microbiome balance could have a negative impact. We call this Dysbiosis.What I like about this simple recipe is it cuts to the chase. Meaning, there’s no fancy ingredients, just a delicious and healthy peanut butter treat with a store-bought probiotic supplement. This is doubly good because it also brings in coconut milk, carrots, and some healthy fats from the natural peanut butter. Brewer’s Yeast is commonly used in dog foods, and is also a common supplment for it’s numerous health benefits (such as being a digestive aid, anti-oxidant, and rich in protein and B-complex vitamins and minerals)

Breaking down the word, ‘pro’ means in favor of, and ‘biotic’ means beneficial for life. Your dog’s intestinal barrier is what prevents harmful substances from being absorbed. Probiotics get to work by limiting the ability of bad bacteria to penetrate the barrier and cause problems or disease.Like most dogs, my Alaskan Klee Kai have experienced digestive problems in the past, usually due to the fact that they’ve eaten something on the ground during a walk or because I’ve fed them some scraps from the table that didn’t agree with their tummies.