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Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

Digestive health support is SO important for, well, EVERYONE — including our pets.

In case you didn’t know, having a healthy digestive system goes hand in hand with having a healthy immune system. This is because the majority of our immune system lives in our gut. This is where probiotics come in for humans and dogs alike.

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

It’s all about the gut, the gut, and nothing but the gut!

I’ve been taking probiotics for years but only recently have started giving it to my pets. I want them to live long healthy lives and probiotics can only help them!

What are probiotics? Probiotics are live, ‘good’ bacteria that, when consumed in adequate amounts, can benefit your dog’s health. These guys help balance out gut bacteria, promoting digestive & immune system health.

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

Buy Dog Food with Probiotics

It’s important to me to stay on top of my families health — this means my pup Oreo’s too.

We always make sure she gets enough exercise and water, but one of the easiest ways I’ve found to support her digestive system is to feed her Purina® Pro Plan® SAVOR® Shredded Blend Adult Dog Food – Chicken & Rice (with Probiotics).

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

Oreo can’t take care of herself so it’s up to me to make sure she’s getting all the nutrition she needs. She really loved the Chicken & Rice variety of Purina® Pro Plan® SAVOR® (as you can see).

Not all Purina® Pro Plan® SAVOR® varieties have probiotics so make sure to check the packaging so you get the good stuff. There should be a ‘guaranteed live probiotics’ burst on the bottom right-hand corner of the bag.

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

With Purina® being the 1st dry dog food brand to have real meat listed as the #1 ingredient, I trust them.

Oreo loves their great tasting food while I love that they have 14 dry formulas with guaranteed live probiotics and advanced nutrition. For more details and to learn more about their 70+ formulas, visit ProPlan.com.

Head to Pet Supplies Plus

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

 

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

When we need to buy more pet food (or anything pet related), we head to Pet Supplies Plus. They have everything we need for our gang of pets. The store has a nice ‘homey’ feel (which I love) like a smaller store would yet is good sized.

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

 

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

Everything is neat, organized, and easy to find in clearly marked aisles. They offer so many varieties of premium, organic, all natural and grain-free pet products you’re sure to find something your pet will love.

They even have Purina® Pro Plan® SAVOR® with Probiotics for our four cats. Our girls could use happy bellies too!

While we were browsing around Pet Supplies Plus we saw a couple of fish we want to buy too, but we had some other errands to run. Needless to say, we’ll be back for the fish and all our pet needs!

Supporting Your Dog's Digestive System Couldn't Be Easier

Have you given your dog probiotics yet?

Right now is the perfect time to try Purina® Pro Plan® SAVOR® — there’s a special offer going on! Click HERE to learn more about the buy Purina® Pro Plan® SAVOR® dry, get $10 back offer (valid through 3/31/19).

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  1. This definitely sounds like a great dog food, thanks for sharing! We don’t have a dog at the moment, but we plan on getting one when we move into our new house. I will keep this in mind.

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  2. My dogs never used probiotics. I use them after having issues 3 years ago. Doctors kept saying try this pill. It didn’t work ok try this one. Got tired of spending money on pills that did nothing but give me diarrhea (which was my issue to begin with) heard about probiotics and started taking them. Issue resolved within a month.

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  3. My boy is very picky. I actually have recently started making his dog food and he loves it so I won’t be going back to dog food any time soon. I have not tried him on probiotics since he doesn’t see to have digestive problems…he just wants people food!

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  4. I have been seriously thinking about taking probiotics for myself, but now I am added our little dog, Casey to that list. Thanks for your informative article. I am always looking for ways to keep his in good all round health and improving my own health.

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  13. I’ve never used probiotics. But after your article, I feel like it is something that I should do more research on.

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  14. My cat has been on powdered probiotic supplements mixed into his wet food. He’s been taking them for several years and his digestion is better with them.

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  17. Having developed a C Difficile infection in hospital following a hip replacement, and having been blitzed with antibiotics, I was prescribed probiotics to help with the ensuing IBS. It did help, and I have repeated after courses of IV antibiotics for leg ulcers. Following this my wife has found Kefir very helpful. With both doctors and Vets using antibiotics so widely it makes sense to always try to put the natural gut bacterial flora back to normal following treatment. However, as a word of caution, I am also sensitive/allergic to Cow’s Milk Protein and have found many human probiotics are based around a Cow’s Milk substrate. I know cats often love Cow’s milk, but I wonder if other species may react to cow’s milk proteins in probiotics?

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  20. My dog, Chaz, was put on a probiotic when they thought she had bowel cancer. I finally took her off everything which was bloating her and making her so sick, she got over it and has done well so far and that is over a year ago.

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    • Yes, my Chaz is in great health now, but she can’t eat any table food or she gets Diarrhea right away. Other than that she is a healthy girl. If she does get it or is sick to her tummy, like she was a week ago for 3 days, she was throwing up, I give her rice and hamburger with no fat in it and it cleared her tummy right up. She never did have bowel cancer, thank goodness.

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  22. I’ve tried probiotics but unles s you can count eating yogurt, my pets have not. We have 12 cats and one patient dog. Wonder if mouse heads have any probiotics effect? Oh! The CRUNCHY GOODNESS! 😋

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  23. My dogs don’t currently take probiotics. Now that I know that Purina offers this, I need to get it for my furbabies!1

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  24. I’ve had bunnies and haven’t use probiotics. But I’m watching my sister’s cat while they are building a new house. They’d be good for him.

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  26. I didn’t know until lately that animals could take probiotics! I’ve been taking them since last year. My gut feels healthier. I have noticed a slight change in my sugars! I am going to look into this for my pets. I want to keep them healthy 😍

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  31. I’ve never thought of giving my dogs probiotics. They’re both senior dogs (13 & 14yrs) – I wonder how their bodies would handle it…

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  33. My dog would definitely benefit from a probiotic.. Lord knows what she eats when shes outside in the backyard.

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  34. Your dog is beautiful. No pets here. Probiotics is not something we do regularly, but yogurt and sauerkraut once in a while.

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  35. We have never tried probiotics for our dog Duke. He has never had any digestive issues and eats whatever food we buy with no problems. I imagine as he gets older this would be very helpful.

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  36. This does look like it would be a great way to keep your doggy’s tummy feel the best it can. This is so important for them as well as it is for us.

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  38. I don’t have any pets but I can see why probiotics would be good for them. New research says that full body health for humans starts in the gut so I’m sure it’s the same for animals too

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  41. I’ll have to try this for our dogs. We have a Corgi and two Australian Shepherds. They seem to like Pedigree, but we have been looking for something better.

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  45. This looks and sounds great. I am so much more concerned with my dogs now than I used to be. So important, to have this.

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  46. Yes I am aware that Probiotics can really helps for healthy tummy and I drink Yakult(a brand) for that. I didn’t know they have foods for dogs that has Probiotic now. That is so cool!

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  48. I love that! I always feed my family probiotics so it makes sense to give some to my dogs too. I have one dog with stomach issues so I may need to try this with her.

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  54. We’ve been trying out different foods with our puppy. It’s amazing how different foods can have different effects on how they feel.

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  59. This sounds like great food! Not many people realize it, but dogs actually have sensitive digestive issues. It doesn’t take much to give them problems. I’ll have to pick up some of this for my two dogs.

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  61. I don’t have any pets at the moment. It does make sense to give them probiotics for their digestion. My whole family takes probiotics, so why not give them to your pet too.

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  63. I always give my cats probiotics every month. Some of them maybe not taking this seriously, but I do. After all, my cats is like my family and make sure they healthy is my priority now,

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  65. We love Purina for our crazy Boxane, but haven’t tried this particular formula yet. Sounds like it would be super beneficial to give it a try though!

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