It is an open secret that almost the entire pet industry knows that Alaska’s gastrointestinal problems are not good, so many parents look for various methods to regulate their gastrointestinal tract, including diet therapy and probiotic feeding. However, because probiotics are more convenient, most parents still choose to use probiotics to help Alaskan gastrointestinal conditions. If an Alaskan dog has a bad gastrointestinal condition, can he take probiotics every day?

Alaskans with bad gastrointestinal problems Can I take probiotics every day?

Probiotics are actually live microorganisms that are beneficial to intestinal health. Normal dogs have three types of bacteria in their intestines: beneficial bacteria (probiotics), harmful bacteria, and opportunistic pathogenic bacteria (opportunistic pathogenic bacteria are generally harmless, but if the dog suffers from severe malnutrition or an imbalance of the flora, then These bacteria will transform into harmful bacteria and cause harm). These bacteria exist in a certain proportion in the intestines of healthy dogs to maintain a dynamic balance. In other words, beneficial bacteria have an absolute advantage, and harmful bacteria are suppressed, so that the dog's intestines can be well protected.

However, when dogs have diarrhea, soft stools, constipation, indigestion and other symptoms caused by intestinal flora disorders, they can help increase the number of beneficial bacteria by eating some probiotics, thereby achieving rapid maintenance. The role of intestinal flora balance. Although probiotics are a good thing, excessive use can easily lead to adverse reactions such as diarrhea in dogs.

Normal probiotics can be taken every day, but you cannot take many packets a day because of diarrhea or other reasons. Recommended usage: Eat it directly or mix it with food, or drink it with warm water below 40℃. Because as mentioned above, probiotics are active organisms. If the temperature is higher than 40°C, the probiotics will be burned to death and will not be able to play their role.