12 Health Benefits of Probiotics For Dogs (And 3 BEST Probiotics)
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- 12 health benefits of probiotics for dogs and 3 of the best probiotics you can give to your dog.
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You can find Raw goats milk at your local supermarket.
You can find Kefir at your local supermarket or whole food store.
ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO:
Why Your Dog Needs the Health Benefits of Probiotics For Dogs:
For 'good' health, your dog needs 'good' bacteria crucial for their gut flora health and to maintain strong immunity to disease. Dogs with itchy skin, hotspots, ear infections, dander, strong body odor and excessive paw licking will benefit greatly within a week or two of taking probiotics.
From my own research of several thousand dog owners feedback, I can confirm that probiotics work for the following dog health problems:
• Probiotics rebuild gut flora populations after antibiotic use.
• Probiotics help to smooth the transition between diets, preventing diarrhea and vomiting.
• Probiotics provide excellent results with healing yeast infections.
• They helps to cure and prevent ear infections.
• They help to settle a dogs sensitive stomach.
• They reduce or eliminate gas and belching.
• They reduces or eliminate bad doggy breath.
• Probiotics reduce or eliminates excessive diarrhea by firming up stools.
• They reduce itchy skin and hot spots to allow healing from excessively chewed, licked and scratched raw areas over parts of the body.
• And probiotics reduces heavy shedding.
Your dog needs the health benefits of probiotics for dogs every day. They are essential to good health and need to be available as a constant in your dog's life. Varying the types of probiotic is important to get maximum benefits from various strains of healthy bacteria.
3 of The Best Probiotics For Dogs With Natural Digestive Enzymes:
Some probiotics come in convenient powder form you scoop into your dogs food and others come from whole foods. Here's 3 of the best probiotics you can give to your dog.
No. 1 Powdered Dog Probiotic:
Number one is a Powdered probiotic supplement. It's an excellent and convenient choice and one of the best probiotics for dogs with IBD.
Dogs up to 50lbs: 1 scoop daily added to food
Dogs over 50lbs: 2 scoops daily added to food
At one scoop a day it will last 6 months although for very small dogs 12lbs and under I'd go with a half scoop so it will last 1 year.
No. 2 Goats Milk:
Number two is Raw goats milk and It's abundant in natural probiotics. It's low in lactose - the sugar that’s in cow’s milk - so doesn’t cause the same digestive problems as regular cow's milk.
Give goats milk to your dog daily according to their weight:
• Dogs up to 20 lbs, give 2 oz or 50ml
• Dogs from 20 to 50 lbs, give 4 oz or 100ml
• Dogs over 50 lbs, give 6 oz or 150ml
You can find Raw goats milk at your local supermarket.
No.3 is Kefir:
This fermented milk product is an excellent choice for breaking down yeast in your dogs body.
Kefir contains as many as 36 strains of friendly bacteria and several major strains not commonly found in yogurt and one of the best probiotics for dogs after antibiotics.
Kefir can be found at your local supermarket. Simply add some to your dog’s daily meal by adding a 1/4 cup or 60ml per 25lb or 12kg of your dogs weight.
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THANKS BUDDY!
No worries.
Thank you.
Your most welcome Romaine.
Wilderness athlete K9 probiotics is a great product as well.
Thanks for the heads up. It's ok, has about 8 strains in it. The powdered one I recommend has over 20 strains. Kefir has 25+ strains.
Excellent as always. Regarding Kefir do you mean the actual yogurt form or the bottles of liquid.
Just plain ol nothing added (especially sugar) kefir from any milk source. Generally it's thick liquid. Oh and not pasteurized.
Thank you for this video!! It help my 3 year old American Bully who suffered from bad yeast patches of hair falling out and mucus. The “pet probiotic” from Amazon product worked for him!!
Excellent. Remember to ad some fresh food to the meals to keep health up. Just add some raw eggs, canned sardines and a some cooked and well mashed veg. That way your bully will stay in great shape and improve muscle/looks.
Take out some of the dry food when adding the extras.
Has anyone tried zesty paws probiotic chews I gave one to my 90 lbs bully it. Contains palm fruit oil wondering if that's ok for him
Flora Dog is another good one,20 billion per scoop, 30 day supply fir similar price, with 10 different strains, and prebiotics as well, also made in USA , at a dedicated certified facility 👍🏻✌🏻 I love your content btw ! Been watching fir a while now ✌🏻
Thank you, much appreciated.
It's ok, two of the better strains in it. Good for standard use for non itchy dogs, they need soil based probiotics. Thank you for the suggestion, appreciated.
Hello, Dan. I always appreciate your videos and quick responses to questions. I have been giving my two min pins (age 13) and Pomeranian (age 4) the Pet Honesty probiotics with 6 billion CFUs. However, did I see somewhere that you recommended Four Leaf Rover: Bifido for Fido MultStrain Dog Probiotics and Prebiotics for Immune Support with 50 billion CFUs? Which is best?
Hi Patricia, new supplement ideas come up and so I recommend them if thay are good. What your using is great too and actually has more species in it, just less CFU's. I recommend using the ones you have until finished, then get the other brand after that, simply for variation, one is not better than the other in my opinion.
I would say that if there's itching/ear infection or yeast issues, the best probiotics for this situation is soil based probiotics only: amzn.to/3yoURqU
I just ordered the probiotics you kindly suggested from Amazon, can't wait to receive it as I live in Guatemala. Our GSD has always been fed on kibble food, the best qualitoes but had never heard how they're not as healthy and all the symptoms it causes. Our GSD began with the itchy skin, dandruff, shedding a lot, ear infections & paw licking. Now I'm mixing into his kibble food cooked liver, beef, veggies and he's enjoying it so much. I wonder if chicken is also a main problem for yeast infection? Thank you so much for your great videos.
The main issues for yeast is from carbohydrates, sugar, vaccines and meds generally plus additives in pet food.
I'd keep the kibble as small as possible and more fresh foods like meats, fish, eggs and organs such as liver (raw best by a long way). Keep meats, organs as raw as possible and transition slowly to more raw based foods.
Chicken is fine, proteins dont cause allergies. Dogs get allergies which cause issues with proteins.
1. Don't feed the yeast. Stop all carbs/sugars, Sources of carbs and sugars in pet foods include:
Rice
Millet
Potatoes and sweet potatoes
Wheat and corn
Oats
Peas.
Your doing great though, well done for stepping up for your GSD.
Also fast the dog 1 day each week for 24hrs water only, that really helps too.
@DanScott1 Dan thank you so much for all the information I truly appreciate is so much, I’ll try raw this very instant as had been kind of doubting to feed him raw🙈thinking about salmonella issues. Have a blessed day, again thank you soooo much. Forget to mention I'm adding Apple cider vinegar, coconut oil flaxseed, powdered egg shells & turneric into his food is that ok?
@@Lilian2391 Yes they are ok but fasting 24hrs water only once weekly will help organs detox/rest from supplements daily.
Only give egg shell when feeding meats.
Turmeric can make a dog thirsty so plenty of water available.
Ease into a new diet/food/supplemnts.
@DanScott1 fantastic‼️ thank you so much...yesterday preparing his raw food gave him a piece of heart but didn't like it. At midnight, there was a mess in the living room he vomited 🤢 🤮 so today he'll be fasting on water 24 hours
@@Lilian2391 Yes, you will need to transition from old food to new food slowly so the dog gets used to it. A liitle at a time.
A fast is good.
Feed raw food at room temperature also.
Hi! Thanks for the tips. Is the dosing for kefir per meal or per day? Thank you!
Per day. But if your dog loves it, feed more. my advice is to give kefir on an empty stomach first thing in the morning for better results. I make my own kefir at home.
Hi. Wondering how do you make kefir? Also what do you think about Zesty Paws Allergy & Immune bites? My dog licks paws has scabby flaky bumps around eyes & face & has odor. He's been to Vet several times but all the injections & pills provides little improvement. Thank you
How about fortiflora is this good for dog allergies and excessive yeast ? Any home remedies ?
Fortiflora is a very good one: amzn.to/3y8xxwS
It does help digestion and therefore controlling yeast.
Take a look at this dog yeast video: ua-cam.com/video/ZWPk5Bw9I9w/v-deo.html
What probiotic can I give to my teacup yorkie I don’t want him to get sick cause he has a weak stomach
Protect - SBO Probiotics - amzn.to/3yoURqU
Start with very small dose and build up over two weeks. Add some fresh foods to the diet, eggs, canned sardines, veg and organs: amzn.to/337cxwj
Hello, and thank you for your video and suggestions. Do I give the probiotics and Kefir at the same time or do I rotate days with them? Also, it shows the probiotics are no longer available on Amazon?
Hi Michele, you can feed both together. One question before I give you an alternative probiotic choice. Does your dog have any yeast issues, coat/skin issues, itching, smelly ears etc?
If so, feed these probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU
If your dog does not have these issues above, feed these probiotics: amzn.to/3pZp7oB
Start small and build up to normal dose size over a few days so you dog gets used to them.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much :)
@@michelehart4379 Your welcome.
Can I also give brewer's yeast together with probiotics to my dog?
Yes you can, not too much. Give a little less than the serving size suggested on the product. The probiotics are a great start and do a lot of good.
I have a Blue Heeler mix. Would the powder probiotic benefit her? She has recently been sneezing and slightly coughing which to me sounds like allergies as my parents dog also has. Please would love to hear back asap on if she could benefit from this product.
Love Blues. Yes, here's what I would add.
Probiotics: amzn.to/2SmPfg9
Live enzymes: amzn.to/3eM8Z4s
Omega oils 3&6: amzn.to/3eesVhm
I'd also add some canned sardines, soft boiled egg and some cooked and well crushed/mashed/blended veg.
That will solve the allergies.
@@DanScott1 Hi For a 5 pound puppy how much Pet Ultimates Probiotics for Dogs grams do I use?
@@pietvillarin5667 I'd add a half (provided) scoop to meals. If using a teaspoon, that's 1/8th teaspoon.
@@DanScott1 Alright! You think that would not overdose my puppy wich is 5 pounds and 3 months old?
@@pietvillarin5667 It won't. Puppies consume more for their size than adults for their size because they are growing and need more nutrients by comparison until adult.
Add a half (provided) scoop to meals. If using a teaspoon, that's 1/8th teaspoon.
At 6 months of age, you can double the dose ie 1 scoop or one quarter teaspoon.
What about PostBiotics? I have been hearing a lot about this being the most beneficial?
Here’s why your dog needs postbiotics.
Supports probiotics
Reduces inflammation
Lower blood sugar
Treats diarrhea
Antimicrobial properties
Supports immune function
Rotate vegetables, fermented vegetables and microgreens for widest benefits.
I would not give feremented veg if your dog has yeast issues. For that a soil based probiotic is best: amzn.to/3yoURqU
My 2 nine-year-old Westies have been suffering with frequent skin infections and ear infections for years with frequent reoccurrences. Yes, they have been given antibiotics frequently. I was going to start them on Probiotics to see if I can get their bodies back in balance and eliminate these problems. How soon should I notice results after starting them on Probiotics? Thank you for your time.
It's diet that needs urgent attention!
Here's some diet advice:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination)
If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer)
No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!)
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
Kefir from cows or goats milk please? Also is goats milk good (can’t find raw in my country but I found fresh)... thank you
Kefir is generally available made from cows milk. I make my own at home with organic cows milk and the kefir grains.
Goats milk is healthier for dogs for various reasons. I made a video about goats milk here: ua-cam.com/video/vBedyzqJm28/v-deo.html
@@DanScott1 great thanks, is goats milk good too or does it need to be RAW goats milk? As I can not find raw goats milk where I live...
@@SpanishMixedMami Raw organic is best, but you can use whats available, it's still good.
I also heard that plain Greek yogurt is good to feed them instead of regular yogurt. Any feedback?
Plain greek youhurt is better. Kefir better still. But definitely use the probiotics - great results and better digestive health. amzn.to/3rW4JVA
@@DanScott1 kefir is very high in sugar 🤨
@@mariaa.bryson8126 Some kefir products have added sugar which is bad. Kefir itself is low sugar as most of it becomes food for the kefir grains in the process.
I have a english bulldog that gets constipated alot. He had prolapsed anur 2 times already and he is only 6 months. Anything u can recomend to give him?
He needs more fresh food in the diet, especially cooked and mashed veg for better digestion flow and to prevent consptipation.
I recommend this product: amzn.to/39piMLZ
Really helps many dogs with impaction.
All the best.
My poor female blue American bully has the worst sensitivity to certain foods and outdoor allergies. She breaks out so bad it breaks my heart. Ive spent HUNDREDS of dollars trying to address the issue sith different veterinarians and none of them helped. They suggested antibiotics and almost nothing else. Ive put her on a strict diet that works "okay" but when the new season comes about she flares up with hotspots, yeast, and dry skin. I HAVE TO TRY THIS IMMEDIATELY!
Whats the diet?
This is your groundwork to better outcomes for your blue.
The immune system is compromised, hence the allergies.
My free guide will help: healthydogforlife.com/guide
Use the probiotics, a great start.
@@DanScott1 the diet is a special kibble that doesnt have red meat, mixed fish, chickpeas, and grains. Luckily i have a few brands. Seems to help alot in comparison to what she was dealing with, but i still want her even better
@@rookiebeeeautch5847 Ok, best of luck and let me know if you need ideas.
WOW WHAT IS YOUIR TRAING ? WHEN CAN i GO TO SCHOOL
Self taught 16 years. there's no scooling out there that can teach me what I know.
Sorry, I forgot to ask you this. Can I give Kefir and Raw Goats milk at the same time, or rotate days, or is one better to stick with than the other? Thank you :)
I'd give both but may half each. They will mix just fine.
What about Pet Ultimates Probiotics for Dogs? Is this great?
Thay are the best dry probiotics I know of with an excellent species list: Probiotics: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
My 2 year old dog is always chewing and licking his paws and has poo that gets stuck and is unable to come out when he tries to go, it’s very hard and rocky and is hard to pull out. he’s very anxious all of the time and I want to give him mixed meals every day that will make him feel better and satisfy his nutritional needs. What all should I feed him everyday including probiotics or anything else you recommend?
This ebook has the perfect diet for your dog, just follow the quidelines in the book: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
For now add plenty of veg to the meals and that should ease things.
And give a quality probiotic : amzn.to/3xqa2i0
Plus add some live enzymes to really get the system going properly: amzn.to/3CQlxD0
These are a great start and the diet in the book will fix the feet chewing.
He's getting what's called histamines being released in the body which cause all the itching and licking of paws... they feel sore and itchy. So adding in more fresh foods and a few supplements and taking out some of the kibbles to compensate the new additions really works to stop the histamines and make your dog feel wole again.
@@DanScott1 thank you
@@teresadavis9557 Your welcome Teresa.
I don't have any of those 3 options, but I do give my dog yogurt once in a while.
does yogurt help?
and I love to hear your thoughts on vaccination.
Plain natural yoghurt is best in that case, and give daily if you can or at least a few times each week.
Re vaccinations, keep to a minimum. From my research, puppy shots pretty much cover the dogs lifetime, after that they just cause problems from over-vaccination.
And to know ahead of vaccinations, there is a test called a titer test which can check for the antibodies present in the dog. This determines how protected the dog is and shots can then be given only if necessary. Pet parents are not told this titer test is available!
This is a much better way of knowing how protected your dog is rather than blindly vaccinating the dog every 1 to 3 years. In the US it's every 3 years to vaccinate according to AVMA guidelines but many vets are pushing annual shots which is way too much.
@@DanScott1 yeah
to my knowledge once every 8 years but all US vets went crazy. then they made it every 3 years instead.
sadly there is no titer test in my country, I'm living in the 3rd world country, from Lebanon.
thank you alot for your awesome reply, can't wait to learn more from you
@@MrBannap Yes, that's how it used to be but like you said... big pharma!
Lebanon, lovely wine in the Bekaa valley, one of my fav's.
Your welcome, hope I can help you.
@@DanScott1 one more question, I know that dogs have different gut flora, do you think feeding my dog sauerkraut can be helpful?
@@MrBannap Yes, good thinking. Full of live enzymes great for the gut. Mix some into your dogs food and let me know how you get on.
Does goat cheese have the same benefits? It’s easier to find than goats milk or kefir in my area.
Yes.
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Hi Dan! Thank you for the video. I have an American bully he's 3yo and weighs 65lbs, he eats Bully Max Pro. I'm told this food already contains probiotics for him. But since a pup he has always consistently licked his paws and when I put a collar on or pet him by his neck he gets very sensitive to just his right ear and will begin scratching at it. He also is kinda extra gassy..belches more than average. Though His skin and fur are beautiful I know he's irritated and needs my help. I'm feeling hopeless bc of the endless research I'm doing but having no real guidance and am so scared to choose the wrong treatment that could harm him. He comes from great breeding dual registered and his parents don't have these symptoms. Could you check out the ingredients on this food and please give me some advice? I really don't want my boy to suffer any longer I've tried multiple things but not the things you mentioned in the video. I'm hoping to find the most healthiest and beneficial treatment even if it's daily for life. I have to ask you about the pet labs co probiotic chew? Or how about Nutra Thrive? Please 🙏🙏 help.
Great dogs, I had a UK Old time Stafforshire, similar in appearance to US bullies (originally the same line).
Well you have landed in the right place this time!
I checked out that food and no, I don't think it's good enough, too much carbs and synthetics causing the problems you state. AND NO vaccines or other vet drugs, another health issue.
Here's 3 brand options (video): ua-cam.com/video/HdmrW_FKTp4/v-deo.html
You want to be adding fresh food to the diet. Think whole raw eggs, canned sardines (in water), part cooked and blended veg and some hemp omega oil with vitamin E, 2tsp per meal: amzn.to/3vDdtjX
Also give soil based probiotics for stomach. belching will stop: amzn.to/3yoURqU
And to boost that immune system, nothings better than beta glucan in mushroom complex: amzn.to/3y2U4KA
When you add the extra fresh foods, take out 30% of the meals kibble.
Forget those chews you mentioned, horrible. Added probiotics is marketing BS. Give these for treats: amzn.to/3jTqu6a
Now that's a great start for you, things will improve. Also there's my ebook if you want more - Feed Your Dog Better:
healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
Thank you very very much! So for probiotic feed him kefir? And have you seen or checked out Nutra Thrive?.. it looks like a game changer from Dr Gary Richter. Your channel is so amazing. I appreciate you taking the time out to respond! Mucho Respect ❤️🙏
@@icebergslim8658 No, feed the soil based probiotics, link above (not milk based ones).
Nutra Thrive is ok, certainly no game changer and expensive for the ingredients and not a patch on Green Vibrance, WAY better: amzn.to/3cOgzLu
Follow the advice in the first reply, it's gold for your dog. And send me a photo when it's time.
So people were saying that magnesium stearate dangerous for dogs and cats
and that magnesium stearate is found in pet ultimates probiotics/prebiotics powder for dog and cat
MS is very low grade - mild, and added in tiny amounts.
I give my dog daily yogurt is it enough? If I give goat milk can I make it hot once than cool and give.
Plain grrek style yohurt with zero sugar is ok. No need to heat the goat milk, just give at room temeperature.
I also higly recommend giving a high quality powdered probiotic: amzn.to/3xqa2i0
You can give all three of the above.
I'm about to start prebiotics , my puppy is super sensitive to food
Start small and build up over a week.
This pet ultimate pribiotic should be given for how many months? Bcoz it's way toooooo costly for me. It's like 7000 Indian rupees!
Also can i give goat milk daily or for few months?
Yes, goat milk is the best of the milks for dogs, give some daily. That's too much for probiotics. Start with giving some fine chopped garlic twice weekly in food, half tsp in food, good as probiotic and feed a couple banana pieces daily as prebiotic.
My dog has bad constipation, do you know any probiotics that might work for him?
Soil based are the best: SBO Probiotics - amzn.to/3yoURqU
And give Slippery Elm Bark Powder - amzn.to/3CbHXx0 for the constipation, also to help soothe the digestion system end to end. Also helps stop gut inflammation - great stuff.
Also add some part cooked and blended above ground veggies to the meals at 10% oif meal volume to help the system move through better.
@@DanScott1 thank you!
@@starlightforever4038 Your welcome.
I can use probiotics if my dog is pregnant?
Yes, a great idea, these are excellent: amzn.to/3rW4JVA
Also add 1 teaspoon of hemp oil to meals for better omega 3 oils for skin and body health: amzn.to/3nQEGvU
Also get the free dog health guide, some great nutritional help in there for mother: healthydogforlife.com/guide
Hello , hope you are doing well , sorry to bother , i,m a new commercial dry cat and dog food manufacturer , is this possible to contact you for some technical information regarding mixing probiotics in dry food ?
Reply will be highly appreciated , regards
Please forgive me for my poor language skills
@@salmanbluechip Certainly: danscott (AT) healthydogforlife.com
How come the bottle picture in amazon says 2 billion?
It has 2 billion CFU's and 12 species of probiotic (pet ultimates).
Ok, but i thought it had to say 200BIllion, i am confused 😅
@@maye1729 Probiotic formulations have a number of probiotic species in them, typically only a few, say 5 species. What we want is as many different species as possible for greater benefit. So more species the better.
For example, the one I recommend has around 12 species while something like Kefir (a natural fermented product made from cows milk) contains around 26 species.
The bilions number is the quantity of those species. So in the product I recommend, it has 12 species that number 2 billion in total amount provided. Sometimes they go up to say 10 billion.
The most important part is the diversity of species. The greater the diversity, the better. So 12 species is better than 5 species, regardless of the billions number, although more billions means there's more of each species which is better as it means more chances of some species actually making it to the gut lining and poulating there.
Hope that explains things.
Is there a probiotic that helps with barfing, diarrhea, the common cold, and constipation? Thank you for the video, good sir.
Theres a few things going on with the dog which needs different things. The probiotic does help with digestion (barfing) and diarrghea: amzn.to/3yoURqU
For the common cold the dog needs antibiotics so I recommend a 7 day silver protocol: amzn.to/2UXexmC 1tsp by mouth 2x daily for 7 days. Give probiotics while doing this.
For constipation, more part cooked and blended green veggies. For general diet boost, add eggs, canned sardines (in water) and the veg. Start small with any new food/supplement and build up over several days.
@@DanScott1 Thank you, sir. Since the dog’s diarrhea has stopped, will Advita probiotic work for the vomit? Thank you. It's also an eight weak puppy with a weak immune system.
@@snowmanpost Start using fresh foods in the diet. Eggs, canned sardines ( in water) and part cooked and blended veg plus some meat proteins and only 50% kibble to build the immune system.
Or
Tons of raw green tripe, the best complete nutrition puppy food there is. greentripe.com
I don't know advita, can't say but yes, probiotics do help digestion, important but fresh food is key to health, starts the pup as they should. Please do this for the pup.
@@DanScott1 Thank you for your kindness and helpfulness. I will update you on anything of significant occurrence.
@@snowmanpost Your welcome.
Hi Dan,i gave my shihtzu Probiotic,he got diarrhoea. Please suggest.i gave low dose only
Has to be a tiny, tiny amount in that case and build to normal dose over 1 month. The dogs gut health may be compromised and the diet itself not so great.. i dont know.
But look to replace half of the meal with fresh foods like canned sardines, eggs, part cooked and blended veggies.. but again, go slow, one little bit at a time and build up.
@@DanScott1 thanks 👍
@@user-se1ps5mm1e Your welcome.
@@DanScott1 hi Dan, my shihtzu has white flaky skin.. brushing him.. brings a ton of dandruff white flakes.. doctor gave dewormer for eye discharge, and antibiotic and flucinazole for fungal and one skin health supplement.. shvancoat.. today he was havin fever .. they put him on small drip and multiple injections.. and tested for cbc.(report would come tmr.i really want to know what s the best way to get rid of the skin condition.. flaky skin.. they are saying it s fungal, could be bacterial and mites too.. so will treat from all angles.. please suggest
@@user-se1ps5mm1e Skin health is directly related to diet, better nutrition better skin health as it's an organ and one we can easily see and fix.
If it was me I transition to a fresh food diet, use several supplements and a home remedy for the skin mites/fungal/bacterial.
When you go to the vet, whats happened to your dog is what happens and the dog is sick from so many drugs.
Dewormer for eye discharge.. really!
My suggestion is stop all of it now and slowly move forward with a natural approach to health. With probiotics and a delicate dog, a normal dose causes diarrhea and must be started small and slow.
Your welcome to use my One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/
what about cottage cheese?
Cottage cheese is ok. A Tablespoon or two a day is good for a medium sized dog.
Does prop-biotics help a dog with bloating?
Yes they can, best first option. Then it's thinking about ading some fresh food to the diet. Use my free guide for help with this: healthydogforlife.com/guide
Yes you can buy Chinese products they manufacturers good products they have the biggest industry in the whole world
Lotta good things come out of Chna, just can't rely on probiotics in this instance.
🤢 gross,no not accurate
@@DanScott1 exactly
My dog vomits eventide I give it to her ..
Then start very small amount and mix in well to the food.
@@DanScott1 thanks i will start doing that , she is constantly liking her paws and washing them helps but I will see if this works .
@@Alucard20871 Let me know how you get on.