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  • in reply to: Proper Probiotic/Enzyme Dosages for Dogs #41046 Report Abuse
    Kim L
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    Thank you…this was really helpful. I am currently only using Probiotic Miracle from Nusentia, and it only seems to have 6 strains in it:

    “Made in the USA
    Recommended by veterinarians
    2 Billion CFU per serving
    6 canine-researched bacteria strains and species
    No Animal Products
    No Fillers / Flavors
    Non GMO
    Gluten Free
    Wheat Free
    Dairy Free”

    Apparently by adding the Enzyme Miracle product, it has really good yeast fighting ability though. I will start using these two together and add in Kefir occasionally and try your ACV and coconut oil ideas. Thank you so much!

    in reply to: Recommendation for Probiotic #37980 Report Abuse
    Kim L
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    Thank you all so much. This has been so helpful. Looks like I might be trying the Mercola probiotics. I currently give my boy a spoonful of Chobani fat free plain Greek yogurt. It does contain live active cultures including acidophilus which I know is good for yeast. Would it hurt to continue feeding the yogurt on occasion? Or could I really mix the mercola in with that? I guess I really should get a real probiotic and not use yogurt in lieu of it.

    Anyway, thank you again. And sue66b, thank you for the helpful link. I am definitely going to go there before I buy anything.

    in reply to: Recommendation for Probiotic #37738 Report Abuse
    Kim L
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    And sorry to post again, but for a very yeasty Shih Tzu, can anyone recommend a dog probiotic that has worked for them in the past? We are dealing with some yeast and I would love to get him on a good probiotic soon. He is currently on the Vetri-Science probiotic chews, but they have brewers yeast in them which is not ideal.

    Thanks so much!

    in reply to: Recommendation for Probiotic #37737 Report Abuse
    Kim L
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    So just to be clear, I can give my 17 pound Shih Tzu this human probiotic and it will not hurt him at all? http://www.amazon.com/Stephen-Langers-Ultimate-Strain-Probiotic/dp/B0078NKEJ4/ref=sr_1_cc_2?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1396643431&sr=1-2-catcorr&keywords=steven+langers

    And about 1/4 of the serving size of a human?

    Thank you so much. This information is truly so useful.

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