Frequently Asked Questions - DogSuppy

Probiotics are active microorganisms that your dog ingests, which add good bacteria to their gut. So it is 100% safe. Exceptionally, some mild cramps may occur during the first 2 days (the intestine adapts positively). This will resolve itself quickly.

Probiotics are good bacteria that, when given to dogs, support healthy gut flora. In this way we drive out bad bacteria, allowing good bacteria to predominate.

Probiotics are beneficial to dogs in several ways.

1. They help support healthy digestion by aiding nutrient absorption, boosting the immune system and helping with skin allergies.

2. Dogsuppy has chosen to combine the probiotics with Prebiotics, Postbiotics and Paraprobiotics in the same mixture.

In this way we also provide 'food' for the good bacteria.

The supplements are formulated with flavourings that dogs love (based on meat). Your dog may need some time to get used to the supplement, so it is an option to divide the amount into two portions per day.

Additionally, you could try these tips!

1) Mix the chew with something your dog loves, like pâté, cheese spread, or another treat.
2) Crumble the chew into your dog’s food.

DogSuppy makes a combination of 3 different strains of probiotics.

We consciously choose to combine Probiotics with Prebiotics, so that we not only add the good bacteria, but also the food for the good bacteria.

In addition to the Pre- and Probiotics, additional raw materials such as Pectins, Zinc, etc. are used to better support your dog's gut health. This unique formula ensures very satisfied owners!

This formula is calculated based on the weight of your dog. 1 chewy should be given per 10 kg body weight. To summarize:

< 10kg : 1 chewy per day

10 - 20kg : 2 chewies per day

20 - 30 kg : 3 chewies per day

> 30 kg : 4 chewies per day

The most common signs that your dog may need probiotics often include scratching, bad breath, diarrhea, constipation, flatulence, or vomiting.

If any of these symptoms last longer than three days, it is often a sign that something is wrong with their digestive system.

Possible other causes are: sudden changes in food, separation anxiety, long-term use of antibiotics, stressful experiences... It is therefore important to pay attention to what they eat and any changes in their environment. If you think your dog may need probiotics.

In the short term (2 - 3 days) there will certainly be an effect, especially in terms of stool (which will be more consistent).

Other positive improvements such as more energy, nicer coat, fewer allergies... can certainly be seen after 1 week.

Certainly! All ingredients have been chosen with due care and scientific substantiation for use in this supplement.

In addition, this product also complies 100% with European and United Kingdom regulations.

Of course, antibiotics have a number of advantages in specific situations. However, it is important to realize that there are also disadvantages to the use of antibiotics. Antibiotics kill, among other things, the good bacteria present in the gut. That is why diarrhea often occurs after a course of antibiotics. In addition, the frequent unnecessary use of antibiotics causes residual resistance, meaning that various strains of antibiotics will simply no longer work in the future (both for humans and animals). Hence the importance of using this mixture including probiotics before, during and after the use of antibiotics.

No, best stored in a cool, dry and dark place. Prevent direct sunlight.

It is best to give it on an empty stomach as possible, because in this way the product passes through the stomach and arrives in the gut as quickly as possible.

The longer it remains in the stomach, the greater the chance that fewer good intestinal bacteria in the product will arrive alive in the gut. It is best to always provide it with sufficient water.