How To Improve Dog Gut Health - 4 Simple Ways To Do It | Ultimate Pet Vet

Improving gut health for dogs involves feeding a high-quality diet, supplementing the diet with prebiotics and probiotics, resolving any food allergies or intolerances, and doing your part to keep your dog's life as stress-free as possible.
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[@SHAYTHAALIEN]

Thank you love ❤

[@braintwirl]

Am I missing something? What’s the one ingredient that’s in most dog goods that should be avoided???

[@UltimatePetNutrition]

Great question! Dr. Richter does recommend feeding your dog foods that contain pure protein sources and quality ingredients, but our formula contains probiotics, digestive enzymes, antioxidants, and immune-supporting ingredients that support your dog’s overall health.

[@braintwirl]

@@UltimatePetNutrition thank you? That doesn’t answer my question. Right after taking about onions being bad for dogs, he mentions there is ONE FOOD that should avoided at all costs…something found in most dog foods. What it is??? That is that one thing?

[@UltimatePetNutrition]

Hi there! We always recommend consulting your veterinarian for a full list of foods and additives your dog should avoid, but generally it's a good idea to steer clear of: Dog foods that list rice or corn as the first ingredient, foods that are made with meat byproducts, artificial colorings, and foods that contain ethoxyquin - a potentially harmful preservative.

[@GussysGut]

Amazing advice, Dr. Richter. Broccoli and prebiotics! Whole, fermented foods. 💚

[@UltimatePetNutrition]

Thank you for your support! 🐾

[@nhvnaturalpet]

Such great gut health tips here! 💡🥰

[@UltimatePetNutrition]

We appreciate your feedback. Thank you so much! 🐾

[@weezerfan47]

What’s this mystery ingredient that’s in the premium dog foods?

[@UltimatePetNutrition]

Hello! Thank you for your question. You can view our entire list of ingredients and supplement facts under the FAQs at smarturl.it/NCO_sVSL Thank you!