1. Constant itching and scratching

Itching and scratching is a common nuisance with dogs. The itching and scratching can range from mild to severe depending on your dog's circumstances. The most common cause of itching and scratching in dogs is food allergy. Digestive enzymes can help by supporting the digestive system, taking the digestive burden off the pancreas. Modern dog food can be high is grains and is generally devoid of the natural enzymes that your dog's stomach has developed to depend on for digestion. By supplementing your dog food with digestive enzymes, you ensure that the entire meal is fully digested. Probiotics further help your dog's intestinal track to accept the meal and absorb the nutrients into the body.

2. Foul Odor

A stinky dog is usually caused by yeast overgrowth (Candida). Bad breath and foul body smell is a signal that your dog has a bacterial imbalance. Putrefying food causes sulfurs and sulfites to build up in the system causing bad breath and stinky stool. Of course, you'll never turn your dog's poop into a rose, but normal dog stool will smell unpleasant, not putrefied or overwhelmingly disgusting. Probiotics will help crowd out the bad bacteria causing the bad smell on or in your dog's gut. Digestive enzymes can help the digestive process so that his meal gets passed through the body quickly without allowing it to rot or putrefy.

3. Excessive Shedding

Excessive shedding is a sign of stress on the body. The stress could have a number of causes including allergies, poor digestion, and age. Dogs are meant to shed twice a year, not all year round. Of course, they'll drop a hair here and there like any animal, but if the shedding appears excessive, this is a sign that the dog's body is in stress. Digestive enzymes help take the huge digestive burden off the body so it can focus on repair and maintenance of other organs.

4. Dry and flaky skin

Remember, skin is an organ and it will reflect the state of the internal body. Red, blotchy skin can be a sign of yeast overgrowth, especially if accompanied by a bad smell. Dry, flaky skin can be a sign of malnutrition. Both Probiotics and Enzymes can help dogs to absorb the vital nutrients they need from their food and crowd out an overgrowth of bacteria in the body. Supplementation of enzymes and probiotics will help the dog to eliminate wastes and toxins in the body, resulting in an overall healthy skin and coat.

5. Ear infections

Reoccurring ear infections can be a sign of yeast overgrowth and/or allergies. Probiotic Miracle and Enzyme Miracle have been effective in helping dogs with reoccurring ear infections that are caused by yeast (Candida) or allergies.

6. Lethargy

When your dog is generally tired and lacks energy, this is a good indicator that she is not getting the nutrition she needs from her food. Depending on your dog's age, her digestive system could be overworked. Yes, you feed your dog good food, but the modern pet diet may be high in grains and is devoid of the natural enzymes that your dog depends on for digestive support. After years of burdening the pancreas to produce more and more enzymes at each meal, this leaves the digestive system taxed. Avoid foods with high grain content. While probiotics are recommended for both healthy and ill animals, digestive enzymes are the most helpful for dogs with low energy levels.

7. Antibiotics and Medications

The antibiotic roller coaster can put anyone's arms up in frustration. You follow your vet's advise and the problem gets better, but then comes back and with a vengeance. Over and over the cycle continues. Dogs on antibiotics are compromised in a fundamental way, the medication used to help them fight their disease also prevents them from getting and staying healthy. It is VITAL for any dog on antibiotics to have a probiotic supplement to replace the friendly flora being killed off by the antibiotics. It has been said that probiotics are more important than vitamins and should be taken daily. Dogs with compromised immune systems and those on antibiotics should be receiving 2-3 times the recommended dosage of probiotics at each meal. There is no risk of over supplementation, but try to space the probiotic dose at least 1 to 2 hours after the antibiotics dose.

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