Probiotic Chewable Tablets for Dogs
Probiotic Chewable Tablets for Dogs
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Probiotic Chewable Tablets for Dogs
What’s inside
What’s inside
Chewable probiotic tablets for dogs. Strains and amounts are listed on the label.
150 g pot.
How to use
How to use
Give as a treat once a day, following the guide by weight on the label. Crumble it over food for fussy eaters. Give it 3 to 4 weeks of daily use. Puppies under 6 months: ask your vet first.
Read the Science
Read the Science
- A dog’s gut is home to trillions of bacteria that play a role in digestion and immune function. (Schmitz & Suchodolski, Veterinary Medicine and Science, 2016, PDF)
- In a randomised, placebo-controlled trial with 773 shelter dogs, those given a probiotic and prebiotic supplement had fewer days with loose stools. (Rose et al., Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 2017, PDF)
- Effects depend on the strains used, and research in dogs is still growing. (Schmitz & Suchodolski, 2016, PDF)
Research summaries are general information, not claims about our product. Talk to your vet about your own dog.
Shipping & guarantee
Shipping & guarantee
Free tracked shipping on every order to Australia, the United States and Canada. The tracking link arrives by email as soon as it ships.
60-day guarantee: not right for your dog? One email, full refund, keep the pot. On top of your consumer rights.
A treat they’ll beg for. A gut that’ll thank you.
Probiotics are friendly bacteria that live in your dog’s gut and support healthy digestion and normal, firm stools.* One chewable tablet a day, handed over like the treat it tastes like.
When a daily probiotic helps most
Happy tummy, happy dog.
Kennels, car trips, a new food, fireworks: tummies feel it all. A steady daily routine is the simplest thing you can do for them. Ongoing diarrhoea, vomiting or weight loss always needs a vet.
*Complementary supplement for dogs. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If your dog has a health condition or takes medication, talk to your vet first.