The role of dog probiotics is to help the dog’s gastrointestinal digestion. If the food the dog eats daily is very miscellaneous, such as dog food, snacks, and some of the food we eat, there will be a certain amount of bacteria in these foods. Additives will destroy the balance of flora in the intestines, causing dogs to have diarrhea, constipation and indigestion. At this time, owners can protect their dogs' intestines by supplementing them with probiotics.

Notes on feeding probiotics to dogs:

1. It is recommended that owners feed probiotics to dogs on an empty stomach, because this is when the dog’s gastric acid secretion is at its lowest. Using probiotics can reduce the impact of gastric acid on the activity of probiotics and achieve better results.

2. Probiotics are easily ineffective due to high temperatures, so when preparing, pay attention to the water temperature. The temperature of the prepared water should be lower than 40 degrees, and it should be prepared as you eat to reduce the exposure time of probiotics in the air and ensure their activity. You can also sprinkle it into dog food and feed it directly.

3. Probiotics can improve and regulate the gastrointestinal tract and enhance gastrointestinal immunity. Dogs can eat it for a long time, just pay attention to the dosage. If you are just providing your dog with health care and preventing gastrointestinal problems, it is recommended to feed it 2 to 3 times a week, about half a pack (1-5KG) or 1 pack (more than 5KG) each time.