DAILY CARE GUT+ digestive

These probiotic and postbiotic dog chews seem to work great. The dogs (2 of them) can't wait to take them and are as eager for them as they are for treats. In fact, I treat them like treats! Both dogs (both older girls) have gotten a little finicky in their later years, and yet they both eagerly await these chews. Both of the dogs have had gastrointestinal issues as they have aged, so I will try things that might help to calm their stomachs and make them less likely to "toss their cookies" (if you will) after eating their meals. In reviewing the ingredients, I see a lot of things that are in my own probiotics, as well as psyllium husk -- which is in many fiber supplements. These chews seem to keep my dogs on an even keel and I haven't noticed any "surprises" wafting in the air and waiting for my cleanup. They seem a little pricey for 60 chews, but if the results stay as they currently are (all good), this make be a cost worth spending.

Have a dog that has had some digestive issues and it was suggested to try probiotics. This don’t have a strong odor. The dog enjoys them, that’s the main point. Have not caused any additional issues. He seems to be better.

My cats and dogs love these! They fight for them. After having them on it for a month I am not sure if I see any difference in their stools. So I can't say it works or it doesn't work. I am undecided but since they love them I think I will give it another month try.

It helps in my quest for perfect poops in my dogs. I don't think there's anything that isn't beneficial.

We got three flavors of this brand. It looks like it is filled with good ingredients. We have a Boxer and a Boston Terrier so we're always on the lookout for treats with probiotics. We've consolidated our thoughts in this review: Gut Immunity: Shaped like little hearts. Looked good, a little soft. They ate these up. Gut Digestive: not sure we saw a difference in digestion. This one was really hard. Our Boston didn't care for this at all. Calming: we really wanted to try this since our lab mix and boxer has anxiety. She turned her nose up at it, which wasn't surprising since she's a treat snob, so her opinion doesn't matter here. Our boxer who normally eats anything, didn't touch this. If you can see in the picture, it looks dryer than the other two. It was super crumbly. Might've been old stock, but none of our dogs bothered. Straight to compost. We'll stick with our tried and true brand from now on.

Little Enna (12 pounds) has periodic gastrointestinal issues. I won't go into detail. Enna has two scheduled meals a day because she needs to take several pills, twice a day. About once a week, she doesn't want her breakfast and looks for grass to chew; she feels better by suppertime. This happens about once a week, and I've yet to determine why. I don't know yet whether or not these supplement chews will help. Enna longer has teeth, so I like that these chews are crumbly. She seems to like the taste, and I don't find their smell offensive.

Soft and chewable - actually it crumbles in your hand. Smell isn't too strong. But getting dog to eat it is another matter. They seem to know is good for them. Otherwise, would be great to give critters to maintain health.

With all these types of supplements, it’s hard to tell if they really do what they are supposed to. That being said, my dog was having some digestive issues so I thought I would try these. I’ve been giving him one a day for a while now and he hasn’t had any more digestive issues, so I believe they must be helping somewhat. I’m not sure if it’s the nature of this type of probiotic, but they are a bit powdery and dry so they might not be the best as a single serving treat for your dog. I usually break it up and put it in my dogs meal, which is a mixture of kibble, boiled chicken breast, minced vegetables, and chicken broth so the probiotic does get soaked and soft and integrates itself into the food. All in all, I’d recommend this product.