PLANT ENZYME & PROBIOTIC | Digestive Health

Yes, this clean, plant-based formula is designed for safe daily use as part of your pet’s long-term wellness routine. It provides consistent digestive support without disrupting your pet’s natural enzyme production and is suitable for both short-term symptom relief and ongoing care.

Yes. Even in healthy pets, digestive enzymes and probiotics play a critical role in optimizing nutrient absorption and maintaining digestive balance.

• Commercial and cooked diets often lack natural enzymes due to processing, placing extra strain on the pancreas to produce enough enzymes for digestion. Supplementing with plant-based enzymes can reduce this burden and improve nutrient breakdown.
• Bacillus coagulans supports the gut microbiome, helping to prevent subclinical inflammation and support immune resilience — even in pets who don’t show any symptoms of digestive issues.
• Clinical studies have shown that even healthy animals can benefit from enzyme and probiotic support through improved stool quality, reduced gas, and enhanced overall vitality.

Regular supplementation can therefore act as preventive support, helping to preserve gut health before problems arise.

Yes, Plant Enzyme & Probiotic is safe and beneficial for puppies:

• Helps ease dietary transitions and supports immature digestive systems
• Supports healthy gut flora during early development
• Can reduce the likelihood of loose stools and digestive upset
• Gentle enough for daily use without disrupting natural enzyme production

Always start with the recommended dose for your puppy’s weight and monitor for any sensitivity, as with any new supplement.

Plant-based and animal-based digestive enzymes differ in their source, where they act in the digestive tract, and when they’re needed.

• Plant-based digestive enzymes are derived from plants, fungi, or yeasts, and are active across a diverse pH range. This allows them to function throughout the entire digestive tract, starting from the mouth all the way to the colon. They are ideal for general digestive support in pets of all ages, especially those with mild or occasional digestive issues.
• ⁠Animal-based enzymes, on the other hand, are extracted from the pancreas of animals and are active in a narrower pH range. This means they primarily act only in the small intestine. They have higher potency, making them more suitable for pets with pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) or severe malabsorption disorders, as they more directly replace missing pancreatic function.

In short, most pets benefit from plant-based enzymes for general digestive health and mild digestive sensitivities, while animal-based enzymes are best reserved for pets with diagnosed pancreatic conditions or GI disorders.

Plant Enzyme and Probiotic uses Bacillus coagulans, a spore-forming probiotic known for its resilience and targeted digestive benefits:

• Unlike traditional probiotics which may not survive the acidic environment of your pet’s stomach, Bacillus coagulans forms a protective spore that shields it during digestion. This ensures it reaches the intestines alive — where it’s most effective.
• Once in the gut, the spores germinate and help crowd out harmful bacteria, support healthy digestion, and promote a balanced gut microbiome.
• Bacillus coagulans also produces lactic acid and other compounds that inhibit the growth of pathogens, while improving stool quality, reducing gas, and enhancing immune response.
• This formula contains 100 million CFUs per gram, a clinically relevant dose to support digestive and immune health even during times of stress, travel, antibiotic use, or dietary changes.

There are no known interactions between the enzymes and probiotics in this formula and common medications, when used as directed. Both digestive enzymes and Bacillus coagulans are generally well tolerated and safe for routine use.

We recommend consulting your veterinarian if your pet is on long-term medication or undergoing medical treatment — not because interactions are expected, but simply as a precaution when introducing any new supplement to a therapeutic regimen.

Simply mix the powder into your pet’s food. For picky pets, try blending it with bone broth, yogurt, goat’s milk, or kefir.