Probiotics - Happy Belly

Name: Probiotics - Happy Belly
Brand: Chewsday
SKU: CPB-200
Price: 29.95 NZD
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Size: 200g

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Bowel balance for healthy tums and happy chums!

Fourflax Probiotics for dogs is New Zealand's most popular dog probiotics supplement which supports optimum digestive health, bowel function, and freedom from upset tummies.

This super blend of prebiotics and probiotics helps to support a healthy balance of bacteria in the tummy. Rich in insoluble dietary fibre, it helps with constipation, stool consistency, sensitive tummies and anal gland issues. Packed full of targeted ingredients to build natural immunity, repair cells and make sure your dog is getting full absorption of nutrients and digestion of their food.

Ingredients:
Flax seed fibre, oligofructose, Protexin multi-strain probiotic, Alltech NuPro, CitriStim yeast mannan containing beta-glucans, natural antioxidant.

Daily Feeding Recommendation (scoop included in tub):
Dogs under 10kg - 1 scoop per day
Dogs 10-20kg - 1½ scoops per day
Dogs 20-30kg - 2 scoops per day
Dogs over 30kg - 2½ scoops per day

Storage Guidelines:
Store in a cool, dark place out of direct sunlight. Once opened, keep dry and use within 3 months.

Chew Responsibly

Attention dog owners! While dog chews can provide hours of enjoyment and help promote healthy chewing habits, it is important to exercise caution and monitor your furry friend during chew time. Always supervise your dog while they are chewing to prevent any potential choking hazards or injury. Additionally, be mindful of the size and texture of the chew toy, ensuring it is appropriate for your dog's size and chewing strength. Regularly inspect the chew for signs of wear and tear, and replace it if it becomes damaged or fragmented. Remember, each dog is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. It's crucial to choose the right chew that suits your dog's needs and consult with a veterinarian if you have any concerns or questions. The safety and well-being of your precious pup should always be the top priority.