Alaska A bad stomach is an open secret known by almost the entire pet industry, so many parents are looking for various ways to regulate the stomach. Some are on diets, some are on probiotics. However, because probiotics are more convenient, most parents still choose to use probiotics to help Alaska regulate their stomachs. If Alaskan dogs have bad stomachs, can they eat probiotics every day?

       Probiotics are actually a grow live, gut-healthy microbes. A normal dog has three types of bacteria in its gut: good bacteria (probiotics), bad bacteria, and opportunistic bacteria (opportunistic pathogens are generally harmless, but if a dog develops serious nutrition Bad or imbalanced flora, then these bacteria will be transformed into harmful bacteria and cause harm). These bacteria exist in a certain proportion in the gut of a healthy dog to maintain a dynamic balance. That is to say, the beneficial bacteria have an absolute advantage, and the harmful bacteria are in a state of being suppressed, so that the dog's intestines can be well protected.

        But when the dog has diarrhea, soft stool, constipation, indigestion and other symptoms due to intestinal flora disturbance, you can eat some probiotics to help increase the benefits The number of bacteria, so as to quickly maintain the balance of intestinal flora. Although probiotics are a good thing, excessive use can easily lead to adverse reactions such as diarrhea in dogs.

       Normal probiotics can be eaten every day, but not a lot of packs a day because of Alaska diarrhea or other reasons. Suggested usage: Eat directly or mix with food, or take it with warm water below 40°C. Because the above mentioned that probiotics are active organisms, probiotics will be scalded to death if the temperature is higher than 40 °C, which will not work.