Stomach
A healthy gut flora plays a vital role in your dog’s overall wellbeing. Supplements for sensitive stomachs are always good to keep on hand and can be used daily or temporarily when needed. Want to learn more? Read our product guide on probiotics and prebiotics for dogs.
A healthy gut flora plays a vital role in your dog’s overall wellbeing. Supplements for sensitive stomachs are always good to keep on hand and can be used daily or temporarily when needed. Want to learn more? Read our product guide on probiotics and prebiotics for dogs.
What causes digestive issues in dogs?
Digestive problems are common in dogs and can be triggered by diet, stress, illness, or a lack of beneficial bacteria in the gut. When the gut flora becomes imbalanced, digestion may be affected — and this can influence much more than the stomach. An unhealthy gut can impact the immune system, mood, and even the condition of the skin and coat.
Dogs with gut imbalance may develop itching, irritation, or dull fur, making digestive support an important part of overall skin health. If you want to explore targeted solutions, take a look at our Skin & Coat Products.
There is also a strong connection between the gut and behaviour. Digestive discomfort can contribute to restlessness or increased sensitivity. Supporting gut health may therefore help with both digestion and emotional wellbeing. For dogs showing stress-related signs, you can read more in our Calming Supplements for Dogs.
Supplements for sensitive stomachs
In our range, you’ll find gut-supporting supplements that contain probiotics and prebiotics – natural ingredients that help restore balance in the digestive system and support healthy digestion. These supplements can be used both preventively and for temporary relief.
Supporting your dog’s gut is a simple way to reduce the risk of recurring issues like diarrhoea, gas or constipation. It may also help ease indirect symptoms such as excessive licking or itching, which are often linked to gut imbalance.
Learn more about how these ingredients work in our Probiotics & Prebiotics Guide.