Gut Guard - Dog Probiotics, Prebiotics, and Organic Herbs for Gut Health and Immune Support - Veterinarian Formulated - 30 Day Large Dog Supply

Some dogs have sensitive stomachs- when they get upset and diarrhea appears- gut guard returns them back to normal- at least with my dog.

Worth every penny!!! The 4 leaf rover products saved my dog , im not sure he would still be here if I had not found gut guard . We had seen 4 vets and nothing was working i ordered gut guard and it took about 3 wks before I started seeing signs of improvement ordered a second jar and yeast guard all together it took 2.5 months but all his hair grew back , he gained weight his energy became normal ,,amazing stuff

This product works really well in improving gut health. I have a very old large Great Pyrenees that has gut issues from time to time. Gut Guard is the only thing that works for her, and it does so surprisingly fast; it worked its magic within a week. It 'cured' her twice already, so it has a proven track record for my experience. As with most powdered herbs, the problem is finding a way for the dog to ingest it consistently; I ended up making her treats by mixing her dose of GG powder with finely chopped chicken, coconut oil and a bit of lightly roasted oat flour for binding.

I had high hopes for this product but my dog will NOT eat her food when I mix this into her food. Ugh 😞

Gave to a female rescue like clockwork, religiously. Not a single change. Goes for the other two products I purchased from this line to accompany this product. Expensive waste of money, time, and the dog's distaste for this stuff - and she Love's to eat.

I have a dapple dachshund with skin issues. My groomer recommended Gut Guard. I started by giving it to him twice a day for a month and a half. Then, I bought a second jar and give it to him once a day. His fur is soft, and the missing patches of fur have grown back. He looks so healthy.

I have a 12 year old mix shepherd breed dog that we rescued from the Humane Society.Honestly ... she has been our project.She came to us very vulnerable and mixed up and no matter how many practices we tried to put in place for her, she always reminded us that her life is about her and she's going to do things her way.We've come to respect her boundaries and always try to provide an environment that she feels safe in.Even so, she lives in constant anxiety.And now ... 12 years later ... she has developed auto-immune disorders that have left us scrambling to address them.The challenge is, there is no cure for her dry, bleeding, crusty nose and the colitis, that causes her bowel movements and stool to release a lot of mucus and blood.We've switched her dry kibble diet to a completely home cooked feast. It's about time ... really. She loves it so much more, but there came a time when she could not stomach the food.Mornings were really rough.I would awake at 5am to the sound of her vomiting ...not just once ... but several times until all of the bile in her stomach was released.Needless to say, she could not eat her morning meal until a few hours later when she got some water in her stomach and she emptied her bowels.I was at my whits end.And then I saw an advertisement for Gut Guard.I dove in head first and read everything I could about it on the website and then came to Amazon to read the reviews.I took a chance and hoped to God it would provide the relief I knew she needed to regain her appetite and her health.I am a believer!I have a new dog!It took about a week of putting her recommended serving size in her morning meal and her evening meal to see a turn-around.At first, she would eat a small portion of her morning meal, go outside for while and then come back in and finish her food about two hours later.Now ... she anxiously eats all of her food at once!She may always have a loose, soft stool but at least I know she enjoys eating and she has her appetite back.

My 5 year old Golden was having repeated problems with diarrhea. She had been perfectly healthy until these episodes started. Vet prescribed Metronidazole. She would be fine while she was on the meds but each time she came off them the diarrhea returned. This went on for 10 weeks. I changed her diet from a good quality kibble to home-cooked lean food. I discovered Gut Guard from reading about it on a web site. I reduced the Metronidazole from 2 doses per day. Then introduced the Gut Guard and reduced her med dosage to once per day for a couple of days. Continuing twice per day with the Gut Guard. No problems for a week now. I intend to use this product twice per day which is a probiotic for several weeks and then switch to once per day. All those antibiotics I think ruined the natural bacteria in my dogs stomach. Now she is doing fine and I am delighted.