Probiotics for Dogs - Pet Probiotic & Prebiotic Support - All Breeds & Ages - 120 Chicken Flavoured Tablets - Yeast Infection, Flatulence, Diarrhoea, Wind & IBS – Added Digestive Enzymes 2 Billion CFU

Really hard tablet dog wouldn’t chew them and almost impossible to crush

Happy with this product love this my dog had yeast problem and used these cleared it all very happy highly recommend these and keeping Marley on them as good for the gut aswell very happy

I was giving to my cat another brand of probiotics, and as that one runned out of stock I had this one to give a try. But unfortunately, instead of helping, this product made my cat more ill, bringing back all the symptoms that were once controlled by the previous probiotics brand.

Puppies have delicate digestive system. My dog trainer has warned me about this and my puppy has proved she was right. It was a pain to clear after him especially when he was still doing his potty training. Our vet recommended us adding probiotics into his food.This product is suitable for dogs of any breeds and ages. So i decided to give this to my puppy. I dont need to crush the tablet down to powder. I simply halves it and add them to his dry or wet food because he has no problem of gobble this up with his food. Not sure if this product actully works but my puppy has been having a normal bowel movement for the last two weeks, which is a big relieve. I will continue to feed him this to help him build up a healthy digestive system.

These are shipped in one of those ‘flat’ bottles, this was easily opened, and the freshness seal also removed similarly. The bottle measures 11 x 8 x 2 cm and the tablets within 18 x 9 x 6 mm, not too big. The best before date was almost two years ahead, so that’s good.We dropped a couple in our 20 kg Lab-X’s dinner, and he ate them without issue. After 3 weeks daily use, we have not experienced any digestive problems and he’ll work his way through the rest of the bottle.At two per day, the 120 gives us 60 day's supply for (currently) £18.99, which is 32p per day.

Our dogs have been supplementing with probiotics like this for a while now so I didn't need any convincing on the value of including them in their diet or the effectiveness of a regular probiotic for them - they work very well for keeping everything regular, calming bloating and strengthening gut health to process food better and make them less susceptible to upset tummies related to changes in their diet. These are pretty good ones which include enzymes to help them get the most out of nutrients from their diet. These one are chicken flavoured so you can try just giving them to your do but I prefer to simply crumble these into their morning meal as find it easier as you can see they have eaten the whole serving when the food is all eaten, where as sometimes with treats I think they've eaten them and then end up finding them/or bits of them hidden in random places around the house as our younger one especially likes to carry his off and fuss around with it first. Serving size will depend on your dog size/weight so these will last differently for different people, but overall they're similarly priced to others we've purchased in the past so not too bad value wise and would recommend.

Just like humans, dogs need good bacteria in their gut to stay healthy. They are part of the digestion process. The trouble is, as dogs get older, they often don’t have enough good bacteria and start having digestive problems. My Jack Russell is approaching 15 years of age and has such problems. Probiotic medicine from the vet is very expensive and only offers the same as you get from this product.The tablets arrive in a plastic container with a flip lid. The tablets are chicken flavoured, but my dog still won’t take them. So, we crush them and add them to her food. We have to do this with all tablets with her. If you have a similar problem, then get a tablet crusher, they are a godsend.Overall, cheaper than from the vet. I hope that helps.

Many probiotic products are available to pet owners, who may not know how to select the most appropriate one for their pets. It is important to choose a product that has been clinically tested and proven to deliver the desired effect and that contains what the label says it does. We trust vet's recommendations but prescriptions from vet cost more than £20 for a few days' doses, which is far too expensive.Pet Probio Balance offers the same benefits and 4 months' doses costs less than £20. It is said to have 5 strain active bacteria with added digestive enzymes and prebiotics to provide the ultimate digestive and health support food supplement for pets.Pet Probio Balance has been proved by the relative authority that it meets quality assurance and it is safe to pets.My puppy has been taking this for a continous 10 days and his digestion looks healthy.