Nature’s Help Pet Probiotic with Turmeric 150g

Now with a new name Molly's Meal Topper and great new look tin, Nature’s Help Pet Probiotic with Turmeric still contains the goodness of both pre and probiotics. With 1 Billion Lactobacillus Acidophilus good bacteria per serve and a delicious brothy chicken flavour that is vegan-friendly and suitable for dogs & cats. Combined with black pepper and coconut powder to help with absorption, this product is a powerhouse supplement designed for your furred and feathered family members.

Nature’s Help understands how important your pets are, which is why they ensure this product is made from the highest quality, natural ingredients. It is even safe for human consumption (although the product is recommended for your pets).

Meal Topper Feeding Chart:
Small Dogs (up to 4.5kg): 1 teaspoon per meal
Medium Dogs (5-13kg): 1 -2 teaspoons per meal
Large Dogs (14-27kg): 1 tablespoon per meal
Extra Large Dogs (over 28kg): 1 – 2 tablespoons per meal

Benefits:

• One billion good bacteria per serve
• Great for joint pain and inflammation
• Helps with skin irritations
• Vegan friendly formula
• Boosted with the benefits of turmeric

Warnings:
• Always provide fresh water for your pet.
• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Consult your veterinarian before adding any new supplements to your dog's diet.

Caution: Dogs, in particular, can go through a body detox and if you start to see signs of loose stools, you can increase the amount of oil in their food to help absorption in the small intestine rather than passing into the large intestine. If you do notice any symptoms of diarrhoea or nausea, lower the dose by ½ for a few days. If symptoms persist, do not continue giving your pet turmeric and seek advice from your preferred vet.

Probiotics – Immune System Building Blocks

Probiotics are live microorganisms that live in various parts of your dog’s body, including the gastrointestinal tract, the oral cavity, vagina, nasal cavity, respiratory organs and even on the skin. The term probiotic literally means “for life.” The word comes from the Latin preposition pro meaning  “for” and the Greek word bios meaning “life”. Probiotics are often called “good bacteria.” Keeping a good balance of good (vs bad) bacteria is vital for your dog’s health.

Prebiotics – Feed The Probiotics

Prebiotics are various types of preferred foods that nourish the probiotic bacteria and keep them active. Feeding prebiotics along with probiotics gives your dog symbiotics.

This is a rough starting point as there is no real accurate dosage as we are really talking about a food, not medication. You can increase the amount from there, up to about a tablespoon for larger dogs.

For larger animals such as horses, we recommend consulting a veterinarian for more accurate dosages if you dealing with any concerns or ailments your pet may have.

If you do notice any symptoms of diarrhoea or nausea, lower the dose by ½ for a few days. If symptoms persist, do not continue giving your pet turmeric and seek advice from your preferred vet.

Ingredients: Organic turmeric powder, Coconut powder, Black pepper, Brothy chicken vegetable protein extract (vegan friendly), Prebiotic (Inulin), Probiotic (Lactobacillus plantarum, Lactobacillus acidophilus). Total 1 billion good bacteria per serve.

Pet Probiotic RAW Doggie Treats

Ingredients 

• ⅓ cup Nature’s Help Pet Probiotic with Turmeric
• Binding agent, choose ONE of the following
  • Raw Honey (you will need about 3 tablespoons)
  • Coconut Oil
  • Natural Peanut Butter
• Baking Paper
• Extra yummies if you’re feeling creative

Instructions

1. Line a baking tray with the baking paper. Make room in your freezer to put the tray in for a few hours while the Bombs need to set.
2. Select one of the binding agents. You will need approximately 3 tablespoons. Melt it in a saucepan over very low heat until it is pourable.
3. Combine the Pet Probiotic and binding agent of your choice.
4. You can get creative and add in extras such as;
   • Blueberries
   • Cooked Chicken
   • Baby Carrots
   • Pumpkin
   • Apple Bits (NO SEEDS)
   • Oatmeal
5. Roll combined mixture into small treat sized balls.
6. Freeze until firm, then transfer to a storage container and keep in the freezer.
7. Take the turmeric bombs as needed.
   However, if you take a lot of the oil-based ones, the fat content may upset your stomach.
   If using the honey version, keep in mind that it does contain sugar (albeit unrefined and enzyme-rich sugar).

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