ORAL HEALTH
Clinically Proven to Potently Reduce Volatile Sulfur Compounds (VSC) and Disrupt Oral Biofilm by an average of 98%
WHY THIS MATTERS?
In a double-blind trial of 24 adult dogs, those receiving the Canine Oral Health Postbiotic had a marked drop in the compounds that cause bad breath (VSCs) compared to controls. Lower VSCs indicate healthier oral microbiota. This shows that measurable improvements in mouth odor and oral immunity markers can be observed in as little as three-six weeks.
JOINT HEALTH
Daily supplementation led to a reduction in overall joint pain scores.

WHY THIS MATTERS?
In a controlled study, dogs with osteoarthritis that received daily Fish oil showed significant improvements in joint pain, lameness, and severity within 12-14 weeks. The amount of pain reduction varied with the dog's size, showing consistent effectiveness. These findings show that long-term supplementation can enhance mobility, reduce discomfort, and improve quality of life across breeds and sizes.

GUT HEALTH
Increased Beneficial SCFAs (short-chain fatty acid)
WHY THIS MATTERS?
When there are higher levels of Short-Chain Fatty Acids(SCFAs), it's a strong sign dog's gut is thriving and healthy because they nourish colonocytes, reduce inflammation, and support digestive wellness. The study found that giving dogs certain beneficial fibers like Inulin increased these good SCFAs in their poop. This increase was associated with overall better gut well-being, without causing problems like bad stools or preventing the absorption of other important nutrients.
IMMUNITY
Daily supplementation significantly improves stool consistency within 2-4 weeks, suggesting stronger gut and immune health.
WHY THIS MATTERS?
Daily supplementation of Colostrum significantly improves levels of faecal IgA(Immunoglobulin A). IgA is type of antibody, primarily found on mucous membranes (like the lining of the gut), acting as a first line of defense against pathogens and toxins. A robust gut immune response helps protect your dog from harmful bacteria and viruses that they might ingest, contributing to overall gut health and potentially reducing the risk of digestive upsets or infections.

