In today's video i'll give you an effective first option I highly
recommend you begin with your dog. Simply add to meals and within days
you'll notice healthier digestion with less diarrhea, less yeast infections
and much reduced bad gas.
A balanced gastrointestinal system is fundamental to your dog's health
and the first option I highly recommend you begin right away,
if your dog has any digestive issues or poor gut health or sensitive tummy
generally is probiotics. Probiotics are beneficial
bacteria like acidophilus, bacillus, coagulants or bifida species
that work with the microflora or good bacteria living in your dog's gut.
Jointly these play essential roles in the breakdown and digestion of food
and help prevent bad bacterias like e coli from multiplying.
So what's the benefit of using probiotics? When you add probiotics to
your dog's diet, they'll help repopulate your dog's intestine with new
healthy bacteria. The intestine is home to 80% of your dog's immune system
which operates as their central defender to invading viruses and bacteria.
The introduction of good bacteria boosts the immune system's strength,
helping to heal gastrointestinal problems and a sensitive tummy.
Probiotics also help to maintain the mucosal barrier
which lines the gut wall and enhances cellular repair.
And it's important to understand that veterinary antibiotics don't distinguish
between good and bad bacteria, so if your dog's been taking an
antibiotic recently, the good bacteria in their gut will be damaged causing
further health problems. So giving your dog probiotics will
restore the good bacteria population and prevent yeast infections. Dogs with
itchy skin, hot spots, ear infections, dander, strong
body odor and excessive poor licking will benefit
greatly within a week or two of taking probiotics.
From my own research of several thousand dog owners feedback,
I can confirm that probiotics work for the following dog health problems:
Probiotics rebuild the gut flora populations after antibiotic use,
they help to smooth the transition between diets preventing diarrhea and
vomiting. They also provide excellent results with
healing yeast infections, they help to cure and prevent ear
infections and they help to balance a dog with exocrine pancreatic
insufficiency or EPI. Probiotics help to settle a dog's
sensitive stomach, they'll reduce or eliminate bad gas and
belching and they'll reduce or eliminate bad body
odor. They reduce or eliminate bad doggy
breath and they'll reduce or eliminate excessive diarrhea by firming up the
stools and they'll also reduce itchy skin and
hot spots to allow healing from excessively chewed licked and
scratched raw areas over parts of the body, and probiotics reduce heavy
shedding. If you vets recommending Apoquel for
allergies, use probiotics instead to avoid the side effects of this toxic
pharmaceutical drug. Simply add a tiny scoop of the dormant
life bacteria powder to your dog's food and they'll become active once consumed.
You'll want a probiotic with as many species of good bacteria as possible
with at least 2 billion CFU's per scoop and not made in China as the standard is
not verifiable and often contains animal digest and
sugars. Powders are best and simply add to food.
There are many brands available and by far the best one i've researched is Pet
Ultimates Probiotics for dogs and for the following reasons:
It has an excellent class leading count of 22 species of bacteria,
it's usa made at a certified gmp lab in small batches for freshness,
it's tasteless, it includes enzymes critical to senior dogs especially
and reduces gas, it has zero fillers, it contains nothing artificial, it
includes a prebiotic inulin base which helps to feed the probiotic
bacteria once inside your dog's gut and it comes with a 100% satisfaction
refund with excellent customer service and after care customer follow-up, they
are genuinely caring people. For dogs up to fifty pound in weight,
give one scoop daily and for all dog sizes over fifty pound,
two scoops daily. At one scoop a day, it will last about six
months, although for very small dogs, 12 pound and under
i'd go with a half scoop so it'lll last a year and i'll leave a link in the
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