Probiotics for Dogs with Prebiotics Pet Invisible Powder Supplement, 100 Per Cent Satisfaction Guarantee

My dog still suffers a bit from itching. But it seems to be improving very noticeably.

Arrived on time. Simply mix the powder in dog food and my doggie doesn't even observe it.

Works great. Addresses gas issues for one dog, and for all of them, it's a healthy addition to their diets.

have to use a very small amount starting out & go very slow. can cause constipation in some

People need probiotics, why not the dogs. So I figured I'd give it a shot. My Rottie tends to have the sensitive stomach here. We've changed his food a few times for different reasons and I figured this would help him even out the mushy BM's.My Rottie liked the powder. I sprinkled it on his dinner and he ate it up. My shepherd wasn't to keen, but she is a very very fussy pup.After a 2 days my Rottie was normal again. I'm going to keep using this, but personally I'm not a fan of the powder. The product is great and some may not mind the powder, but it doesn't fit into my schedule well.I recommend the product. It does as it's supposed to.

My dog no longer chews on his feet.

Wonderful product!

We have spent over $1000 on tests and given 2 different over the counter meds, per the vet’s instructions, to try and find out what is wrong with our poor pup, she vomits a yellow bile almost daily. She was taking a pill and a half of each drug every morning, that didn’t work. We made sure to give her a late night snack to help with the bile in the morning and that didn’t work. She gets nothing but special treats and food and still the bile came. Two days a week she won’t eat and we know what is coming…the dreaded yellow vomit. The vet suggested we put her on another round of anti-nausea pills, for the third time in a year. Nothing seemed to be working, except our bank account being depleted, we were at a loss and about to give up, how long could she go on like that and it not do permanent damage? I searched the internet again to see if I couldn’t find something, I found a blog about this woman that put her dog on probiotics and it had helped, why not give it a try? Determined to make this work we mixed this powder in with her food half expecting her to turn her picky nose up at it, she went to the bowl, took a whiff of it and much to our surprised she ate it! Days went by that she ate it and that turned into a week of her eating it. We finally had a whole week of her having no troubles and begging us to be fed. We are now months into her being on probiotic powder, she has had an occasional day but I would say the incidents have decreased by about ninety percent.We switched her to this product to give it a try. The previous brand we used had a binding ingredient that left the dog bowl with a clay like residue on it that was hard to wash off, we don’t have that problem with this brand at all. There is a small scoop included in the jar. She gets one of those with both meals. This is a fine, somewhat gritty powder, I put it on the food, add a little drip of water to mix it in, this step isn’t necessary but our pup seems to prefer a little moisture to her food. Take care when opening the lid, the powder likes to poof out, I solved this problem by just opening it over the bowl. The packaging says it contains sixty servings, that would be a month for us, this has proven much cheaper than the over the counter meds, the prescription meds and the vet visits. I would highly recommend giving this product a try if your dog is having stomach issues, it was practically our last resort and it worked.Disclaimer: I received this at a promotional discount for my unbiased review.