Probiotics for dogs are a beneficial addition to your pet’s daily routine, promoting optimal digestive health and overall well-being. These supplements are specially formulated to introduce healthy bacteria into your dog’s gut, and support a stronger immune system. Dogs of all ages can benefit from probiotics, especially those experiencing digestive discomfort, stress, or undergoing changes in routine.

Probiotics are effective in addressing a variety of canine health concerns, such as:

• Digestive Upsets: Helps with loose stools, bloating, and indigestion.
• Stress-Related Discomfort: Reduces symptoms of anxiety-induced digestive issues.
• Immune Health: Supports your dog’s natural defenses against illness.
• Allergy Support: May alleviate symptoms of seasonal or environmental allergies.

Probiotics may be helpful for dogs needing digestive support or other long-term health benefits. 

Starting probiotics early helps maintain a healthy gut microbiome for dogs, which is crucial for overall vitality.

Remember to:

• Always consult with your holistic veterinarian before introducing new supplements to your dog’s diet.
• Follow recommended dosage instructions to ensure maximum effectiveness.
• Pair probiotics with a high-quality, balanced diet for the best results.

All of our probiotics are free of maltodextrin.

Frequently Asked Questions About Probiotics For Dogs

What are the best probiotics for dogs?

The best probiotics for dogs depend on their individual health needs, age, and dietary preferences. Look for products with diverse strains of soil-based beneficial bacteria like Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, which are commonly effective for promoting gut health and supporting the immune system. 

Are probiotics safe for dogs?

Yes, probiotics are generally safe for dogs and can be beneficial for their digestive and immune health. It’s important to select probiotics specifically formulated for pets, as human probiotics may not provide the correct strains or dosages for dogs. Always consult your holistic veterinarian before adding probiotics to your dog’s diet to ensure safety and effectiveness.

How should I store and administer probiotics for dogs?

Probiotics should be stored according to the packaging instructions—some require refrigeration to maintain potency, while others are shelf-stable. Administer probiotics by giving them at mealtime, or according to label instructions. Follow the recommended dosage for your dog’s weight and consult your holistic vet if you have any concerns.