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Probiotic Powder Supplement for Dogs

Pooch & Mutt dog Probiotic powder supplement has been one of our best selling products in the shop for years. Not only does it promote the growth and development of healthy gut flora (good bacteria!) but it also supports coat growth and healthy skin. Consequently, it helps to reduce itching and scratching in dogs whilst firming up stools at the same time.

Another key point to note is the beneficial ingredients of this probiotic powder supplement for dogs:

• Chicory Root is a crucial prebiotic which acts as a food source for probiotic bacteria
• Fish oils which contain Omega 3 Oils EPA and DHA. These have anti-inflammatory properties and can help to lower blood pressure
• Zinc is a vital trace mineral that your dog has no way of storing. As a result, getting a daily supplement is important for your dog. Zinc helps to create a strong immune system and good thyroid function. In addition, it supports healthy skin and coat
• Vitamin E is a vital vitamin which helps to maintain healthy circulation, immunity and a shiny coat
• Antioxidants help protect cells against damage and reduce inflammation
• Biotin (or Vitamin B7) cannot be created by your dog and must be ingested. It is vital for maintaining healthy hair and skin and can help resolve some common skin issues. Moreover, Biotin also supports healthy digestion by metabolising protein and fatty acids whilst breaking down carbohydrates and fat for energy
• Beta-glucans are a soluble fibre that helps to slow the transit of food through the digestive system. This in turn can help to reduce blood sugar spikes and lower cholesterol whilst also supporting the immune system

Probiotic Powder Supplement for Dogs – Composition:

Ground micronized maize, maize gluten meal, chicory root powder, MOS, Beta-glucans, yeast, oatfeed meal, fish oil, calcium carbonate, monocalcium phosphate, sodium chloride, rapeseed oil.

Supplement! But only if needed…

Dog probiotic powder supplements are of course very helpful and can make all the difference when trying to resolve a digestive or skin issue. However, I would urge you to ensure that the issues your dog may be having are not being caused by the food they are being fed.

In our experience, we have found that so many issues come back to poor quality or inappropriate food. Make sure you have your dog on the most suitable food and have a read our article on choosing the best food for your dog.

If you are looking to change food to a hypoallergenic diet but are a bit baffled by the choices available, our handy hypoallergenic food guide may be helpful.