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Originally Posted by dwerten  ok so the fact that the company said for raw diet i would return it lollll as you do not need enzymes for dogs on raw diets
Our Best Selling Product! Our primary digestive bacteria and enzyme product. Contains the Highest levels of 5 beneficial bacteria types and 6 enzymes making it the most complete digestive product on the market. 5 Billion colony forming units per gram! (Approx. ¼ teaspoon). Highly palatable with an egg protein base. Small serving size for easy daily usage. Micro-encapsulated for up to 3 year shelf life without refrigeration. Use cost is approx. 5¢ per day for a 50# dog. Suggested feeding rate: ¼ tsp per 25 pounds of body weight. Extremely palatable and easy to mix in dry food, home made food or raw diet.
also 17% protein then on top of food with protein yikes
they are encapsulated see above and that usually means it is encapsuled so it can get to the digestive tract and not be destroyed by stomach acid and can withstand being refridgerated but i have always read the best probiotics are the ones refridgerated |
I agree- you don't need the digestive enzymes.
Probiotic For Dogs and Cats
These are what I give Layla. They are shipped the next day so that they are not out of the fridge for too long. She gets 1/2 a capsule a day- hwoever I usually only do about 1 week per month as a naturopath that I went to said you don't need probiotics every day of the year- but that is just a personal decision i've made.
If i were you i'd be sending those back and look for something that need to be put in the fridge.