- Vendor: Gizzls
Gut Support Dog Treats
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A healthy gut microbiome is key to your dog's overall health. Hand-baked at the Gizzls bakery and crafted with a pet nutritionist, our Gut Support treats are made to soothe sensitive tummies and give relief to the farty floofs.
Firm poops, happy walks. Slippery elm forms a soothing gel-like layer that lines the gut, supports firmer, cleaner poos, helps calm unsettled tummies and eases bloating.
Settle gurgly, windy tummies. Marshmallow Root* and Slippery Elm work together to calm uncomfortable bloating, ease tummy irritation and reduce flatulence.
Protects and repairs the gut lining. Powerful prebiotic inulin and marshmallow root helps strengthen your dog's intestinal tract from the inside out to fight leaky gut and increase nutrient absorption.
Hypoallergenic and easily digestible. Free-range ostrich delivers a delicious, lean, novel protein that is gentle on sensitive, allergy-prone systems.
(*Dogs with diabetes should avoid marshmallow root.)
Firm poops, happy walks. Slippery elm forms a soothing gel-like layer that lines the gut, supports firmer, cleaner poos, helps calm unsettled tummies and eases bloating.
Settle gurgly, windy tummies. Marshmallow Root* and Slippery Elm work together to calm uncomfortable bloating, ease tummy irritation and reduce flatulence.
Protects and repairs the gut lining. Powerful prebiotic inulin and marshmallow root helps strengthen your dog's intestinal tract from the inside out to fight leaky gut and increase nutrient absorption.
Hypoallergenic and easily digestible. Free-range ostrich delivers a delicious, lean, novel protein that is gentle on sensitive, allergy-prone systems.
(*Dogs with diabetes should avoid marshmallow root.)
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Gut Support Dog Treats
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