How to look after your dog’s gut health: Vet Nurse explains

Vet Nurse Anna discusses the importance of taking care of your dog’s gut health to ensure that they live happy, healthy and significantly less-gassy lives. Gut health is becoming increasingly important to us humans and that should extend to our furry family members, too. In three simple steps, Anna will help to ensure that everything is covered, from feeding a food designed for sensitive stomachs, to exploring supplements.

Video Contents:

0:14 – Three ways to improve your dogs gut health

0:19 – Human quality protein and veg

0:30 – Fresh dog food

0:43 – Gut health supplement

0:58 – What are Prebiotics?

01:12 – What are Probiotics?

01:20 – What are Postbiotics?

0:1:51 – How does Good for Guts work?

At Butternut Box, all of our meals are hypoallergenic. This means that they don’t contain any nasty ingredients that can often disrupt gut bacteria in dogs, like corn and soy. We also have a variety of recipes with and without grains, depending on your and your pooch’s preference.

Our meals also contain 60% human quality protein and mix of soluble (sweet potatoes, pearl barley) and insoluble fibre (peas, apple) to keep everything ticking along smoothly.

We never include any nasties, such as additives or preservatives, in our meals. They are freshly-prepared like you would at home and frozen to lock in the goodness.

If your dog needs a bit of extra help, our ‘Good For Guts’ tummy-taming blend of pre, pro, and postbiotics is designed to tackle stomach problems, loose stools or terrible wind.