Pet Science Advanced Probiotic and Digestive Care for Dogs, Rebalances Gut Bacteria (60 Soft Chews)

Excellent product. Iv an 11 year old Alaskan malamute. For you dog lovers that no this breed. They r very picky when it comes to non human food.He has been refusing to eat his feed . Only wanting fresh cooked meat part - definitely thinks he’s human.Tried all the tricks stubborn old man this one.He has a very sensitive tummy so very careful what he eats.He had loose Bowles and wanting to eat mud. Don’t worry he was not aloud to eat said mud. But that is a red flag when they do this.I bought this item to give him what he is missing from dodging his feed like a master mind lol.Three days later his poops are back to normal. The big bum has started to eat a little off the feed I hide in chicken water again to he is back humouring me at least 😂 .Happy mutt happy mum.Wee trick I keep them in his treat draw , for I have a fight with ham and his meds every day as it is . Only dog I no who can eat the bit he likes then spits out the meds 😂.Thankfully he’s 100% thinking these are treats so must taste great.I won this round 😂 for now .Definitely recommend b4 u go add to your vet bills 👍🏻

Our very fussy dog will eat these .

Pet Science Advanced Probiotic & Digestive Care for Dogs – 60 x Soft ChewsDogs can benefit from Health Supplements to keep them in general good health. My rescue dog has had a slightly sensitive digestion from day one, so I am always keen to try out products that will help her.• These Advanced Probiotic & Digestive Care for Dogs Chews are packed in a plastic screw top tub.• Unscrew the lid and the tub is tamper proof sealed. Printed on the label are - The Daily Dose, The Composition and Analytical Constituents.• These Digestion Support Chews are square cubes and have an appetising aroma to our dogs. You can definitely smell the Brewers Yeast. They are dry to the touch with no residue left on your hands and hardly any aroma. They are 'soft' chews, not crunchy.• The Chews are Wheat free.• The Chews are only for Dogs OVER 12 weeks of age.• The DAILY Dosage for DOGS is:-Weight up to 9kg = 1 Chew a DayWeight 10- 18kg = 2 Chews a DayWeight 19-35kg = 3 Chews a DayWeight 37kg and over = 4 Chews a Day• These Chews are formulated to support and balance the Gastro-Intestinal environment.• My dog had no trouble in eagerly taking and munching up the Chew and she had no adverse reaction.I do believe is trying natural products to try to keep our dogs as healthy as possible. Either they will work or they won’t, and in any event should do no harm. However, if you are concerned about the health of your pet, then you MUST consult your Vet first.At time of writing this Review, the RRP is £18.99 for the pack of 60 Chews (32p each).I think they are quite expensive but useful to use in the short term, to boost gut health.

Eaten without issue and have saved a few pet spills. Recommend to settle poorly dog tums

I wanted to get these for review for my pooch, who often suffers with digestive issues relating to anxiety. So these looked ideal being in a small square treat form as Tablets are impossible to consume and powders can be hit or miss if she suddenly decides she doesn't want her food. As my dog is considered small at 8kg it suggests 1 chew a day but sadly Poppy hated the taste and refused to eat the chew.If you have a dog bigger than 9kg then the chews should be taken accordingly:Medium dog10 - 18kg 2 soft chews daily19kg to 35kg 3 chews dailyLarge dogs37kg and over 4 chews a dayAlso only fed to dogs over 12 weeks.You get 60 chews in a 144g tub with a screwable lidCompositionBrewers's yeast, Glycerine, Potato Flake, Full Fat Linseed, Rape Seed Oil, Maltodextrin and TapiocaThey don't smell very meaty and might be why she refused

Both our dogs have been supplementing with probiotics for a while now so I didn't need any convincing on the value of including them in their diet or the effectiveness of a regular probiotic for them - they work very well for keeping everything regular, calming bloating and strengthening gut health to process food better and make them less susceptible to upset tummies related to changes in their diet. These are pretty good ones with 1 billion healthy bacteria and enzymes to help them get the most out of nutrients from their diet. They're suggested as soft-chews/treats but we had one hit and one miss on that front, so I simply crumble these into their morning meal as find it easier anyway as you can see they have eaten the whole serving when the food is all eaten. Serving size will depend on your dog size/weight so these will last differently for different people, but overall they're similarly priced to others we've purchased in the past so not too bad value wise.

Our 18 month old border collie, Storm, has always had a sensitive stomach. We've tried a number of products such as this which do a good job of managing the condition. She's sensitive to changes in her food so we have a trusted rotation of foods that we know she's okay with, but being the daft dog she is she's all too happy to snaffle up absolutely anything she finds as we're walking along or playing in the garden.We've used up all bar the last couple of these 60 chews, and I'd say that the effects have been broadly the same as the others we've tried at a similar price point. She has a few days that are a bit looser that others, but we're also having to factor in that she's currently on a medication for a skin condition which may be contributing to this. As such, it's a bit hard to say with any certainty if these are better or worse than any other similar product we've tried.