Napani

Probi-Fit Synbiotic

100 g

€33.95

for chronic diarrhea
GMO-free
for weakened immune systems
after taking medications, antibiotics
for stress, change of environment
pre- and probiotics for dogs
with Jerusalem artichoke

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Pre- and Probiotic Complementary Food for Restoring Gut Balance

ProBi-Fit is a synbiotic by Napani featuring Jerusalem artichoke as a natural fiber and carefully selected bacterial cultures that support the natural gut flora of dogs.

Consumption of probiotic bacteria is recommended for regulating gut flora and supporting digestion.

When to Recommend Pre- and Probiotics for Dogs?

Stress, chronic diseases, gastrointestinal infections, and medications can reduce the number of valuable and necessary bacteria in a dog’s gut. It is recommended to add probiotics and prebiotics to the diet to support the gut microflora with beneficial bacteria, helping to restore and maintain proper gut balance. To ensure beneficial bacteria thrive and multiply in the dog's gut, Jerusalem artichoke is added to the ProBi-Fit formula.

In addition to prebiotic Jerusalem artichoke, ProBi-Fit also contains the bacterial strain Bacillus subtilis DSM 155 44 to enhance the growth of beneficial intestinal bacteria.

How Do We Recognize a Weakened Gut Flora?

A weakened gut flora may manifest as diarrhea, food sensitivities, frequent parasitic infections (e.g., giardia), allergies, gas, mucus in the stool, or digestive disorders.

Usage

Probiotics are especially recommended after taking antibiotics or other medications, such as laxatives or deworming agents.

gluten-free
GMO-free
color-free
preservative-free
no added colors
flavor enhancer-free

Dosage: 1 measuring spoon equals 1 g.

Dog Weight in kg	Daily Food Amount (g)
up to 15	1
16 - 30	2
more than 30	3

Ingredients: Jerusalem artichoke, microcrystalline cellulose, and zootechnical additives: 1.8 x 10^12 CFU/kg, Enterococcus faecium NCIMB 10415, Lactobacillus acidophilus CECT 4529, and Bacillus subtilis DSM 15544.