A probiotic powder for dogs supplied in single-dose sachets, marketed to support digestive and immune health and to help with occasional diarrhea. Sprinkled over food once daily.
Best for Dogs that will not take chews, and short courses during digestive upset
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Primary use: Daily probiotic supplementation mixed into food.
It is aimed at dog owners dealing with:
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A supplement, not a medicine — it does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition. Persistent or severe diarrhea needs veterinary assessment rather than a supplement. Sachet format costs more per dose than bulk powders. Response varies between individual dogs.
No. It is a supplement marketed to support digestive health, not a treatment for any condition. Persistent or severe symptoms need veterinary assessment.
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Dogs that will not take chews, and short courses during digestive upset
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