Certified through a comprehensive third-party audit with ongoing rigorous compliance according to NASC quality standards. We have two treat ranges: Probiotic Meaty Treats which are grain-free, and Mini-Bone tube treats which are wheat-free and contain gluten-free rice flour and oat flour.

If you prefer giving your dog vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free, tasteless probiotic drops, Mary Ruth’s Liquid Probiotics is worth your consideration. This plant-based formula contains four strains and is water-based, so there is no fuss. With four live strains, this USDA organic formula is shelf stable and absorbs easily. My Alaskan Klee Kai appeared to enjoy and benefit from YuMOVE Digestive Care. I was concerned that I might have to crush the capsule and mix it with their food given they usually spit out any medicine prescribed by the vet. To my surprise, my Klee Kai happily chewed on the capsule so that was an added bonus. We gathered our favorite probiotics for dogs together into one easy-to-scan list. Each probiotic on this list is designed with specific needs in mind. For example, your dog may do better with a chewable versus another dog that achieves maximum results with a probiotic powder. Peruse the list for the formula that works best for your pup.

How do probiotics work?

Blender together everything in the blender, then add a tablespoon or so on top of your pet’s dinner, or on a plate on its own as a treat! 2. Pumpkin Perfection

Price. Price varies according to the ingredients and strains used in each probiotic. We offer something for every budget without sacrificing quality.Something all pet parents can agree on is wanting our dogs to live long, healthy lives. The right probiotic may help with conditions including but not limited to: 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) It comes in blueberry-mint, parsley-carrot, and peanut butter. Which honestly sounds pretty good for humans too.

Probiotics help the immune system operate more efficiently by maintaining a healthy environment in the GI tract, where 70 percent of a dog’s immune system is located.Not only is pumpkin a great digestive aid, it’s also a good source of prebiotics! Goat’s milk is another potent probiotic, and is very easy to digest. We know that a healthy mind is just as important as a healthy body, but should that thinking be limited to humans? We’ve talked about fermenting with Sauerkraut. But let’s take it a step further by introducing powerful anti-oxidants from berries. Using strawberries or blueberries (or both), and a fermenting kit, you can easily make a super probiotic and disease fighting topping for your dog’s food. For humans, the term ‘probiotic’ refers to live microorganisms, or active bacteria, that can support a healthy gut and digestive system. They can be found in yogurts and other fermented foods, and are also available as dietary supplements.