Probiotics Treats

If you want your yard to grow back without dead spots in your dog's area. These might be the choice for you. They have worked well for our two dogs. No side effects like diarrhea noted at the proper dose. We do this about once a month and have had no issue with our dog wanting to eat the tablets. It appears to fix that I gestion problem. That being said if you have due to the dog, you will need grass seed and fertilizer for a quicker return.

Works very well and my dogs love it! They willingly take it without a hassle! It does help

I got a dog from a shelter, and he had upset stomach when transitioning to his new diet. These chews helped a lot to normalize his stool. Four stars because the flavor is iffy even to me, and this shelter dog, who's not too picky about anything, needs plenty of persuasion to eat them. I would also recommend getting "Digestive Upsets" from HomeoPet right here on Amazon, use that at the onset of the upset stomach, and then use the chews for maintenance.

My vet recommended that I try Anal Gland supplements for my furry friend, as she seems to be impacted regularly. After a few weeks, these supplements seem to be working well. No scoots, and the land mine eradication program has revealed more normal and more voluminous results. I fully expect the next vet visit to show a significant improvement. And, my dog thinks these are treats, so I usually don't have a problem feeding them to her. However, when she does get picky, I simply crumble them and add them to her food bowl, which she quickly consumes.

We give Kip four of these every day. Grass brown spots, from his pee have almost disappeared. Kip's a 75 pound Goldendoodle, full of energy and acrobatics...now he has a pee free yard to tun, tumble, jump and fo his zoomies!

Seems to be helping but dog hates them!

I’ve bought these before and have been very happy with them. They seem to be quite effective in keeping my dog’s digestion on an even keel. She loves their taste. I either put them in with her wet food or give them to her before a meal. I have to give her 3-4 at a time as she’s a Great Dane so I wish there were more in one jar. But other than that I’m pleased with these.

My 3 year old 6 lb pomeranian has a somewhat sensitive stomach, but he rarely throws up. The first morning I gave one of these to him with his food, and he seemed fine the rest of the day. The next day, I gave him another and he seemed fine, but come night time he still hadn’t pooped all day. Fast forward to 2am and he woke me up because he had thrown up all over his cage… Not the first time so I cleaned it up and changed his bedding, and thought it’s still too soon to blame it on this probiotic. Well unfortunately it didn’t end there. At 5am, he woke me up again, but this time because he had diarrhea all over his cage and poor guy was huddled in a corner trying to stay away from it. Keep in mind this is the first time he’s ever pooped in his cage in well over 2 years. So, not wanting to give up on the probiotics yet due to all the potential benefits and wondering if maybe he just needed to get acclimated to it, the next morning I only gave him half of one and he didn’t poop again all day, but managed to hold it until morning and even then it was a normal sized poop. Well tried giving him half again, he ate some of his food and shortly after ended up throwing up all that was in his stomach, something entirely new because when he does throw up it’s never been in the morning after he’s eaten his sensitive stomach kibble. It’s unfortunate because I had high hopes for these and it’s never too soon to start or improve your dogs health regimen. If you worry about potential issues now that they might be prone to developing later in life, you can save both your furry friend and yourself the pain and energy if you take preventative steps now. But these probiotics unfortunately caused my little furry friend more harm than good.