Wholistic Pet Organics: Probiotic Chews for Dogs Digestive Health - 60 Count - Dog Probiotics and Digestive Enzymes - Support Gut Health Immune Supplement Prevents Dog Digestive Problems

I’ve been really impressed with these dog chew probiotic treats! From a value for money standpoint, they’re absolutely worth it—you get a quality product that actually delivers results. The hardness is just right: firm enough to feel like a proper chew, but not so tough that my dog struggles or loses interest. Speaking of that, the eatability is excellent—my dog genuinely looks forward to them and eats them without hesitation. Since adding these to our routine, I’ve noticed a big improvement in skin health. The coat looks shinier and healthier, and there’s been less itching overall. They’ve also made a noticeable difference with stomach issues—everything seems more balanced and consistent, which is such a relief. And surprisingly, the smell is mild and not overpowering like some other treats, which makes giving them daily much more pleasant. Overall, these have been a great addition to our dog’s wellness routine!

I Love wholistic organic anything. My dog will get acid reflux every once in awhile on her raw diet. When I notice her licking her lips more than normal, I’ll give her a couple of daily digestive treats and it helps her within a couple days. she’ll stop acting like she’s burping up her stomach acid. I also use the Wholistics Pet Pet Organics Canine Complete, pumpkin flavor, dog eats it up no problem. Wholistic Pet Organics are a great organic supplement if your trying to keep your doggy family member away from all the artificial “garbage” in commercial dried dogfood.

My rescue dog came with colitis and such horrible diarrhea that vets couldn’t help him. They gave him so much medication, antibiotics, dietary restrictions, no treats, etc. I tried another probiotic recommended by them but nothing changed. I read some reviews about this product and figured it probably wouldn’t work but why not. I hadn’t tried anything natural yet. It took two weeks and his stools began to change. No more episodes of diarrhea or blood for about a month (it used to be every three days). Now it’s been 7 months and it’s completely gone. He’s less nervous, he can eat anything (no more expensive dietary requirements) and all the treats he wants. His weight has improved, his coat is shiny- because he’s finally able to keep nutrients from food in his body. That wasn’t happening with such severe colitis. This stuff has been nothing short of a miracle. My vet is impressed and surprised (much to their chagrin). Thank you for saving my dog!! I highly recommend this to anyone who has tried everything else. Give it some time and use the correct dosage at the same time each day. Don’t skip doses. It works.

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These work. My dog loves them. She has been very healthy since I began giving her one chew each day.

My dog is a VERY picky eater. He loves these chews. They seem to be helping with his gas (so that means that I love them too). Stool quality is also better. I love that they're not packed with too many ingredients but that they do contain some great extra (beyond probiotic) ingredients that help with digestion. My hat is off to this company's thoughtful recipe.

I don't doubt that these might help ease dogs digestion, but the idea of these being organic looks like an extraordinary piece of deceptive marketing. As a frequent buyer of organic goods, I know processed organic foods (and dog treats) that are certified organic pretty much always list each individual as organic (ie. 'organic apples, organic peanut butter, etc.) The company name may be "Wholistic Pet Organics" but the treats themselves are not certified organic. Furthermore, none of the individual ingredients are listed as being organic, which is particularly troubling for the grains like 'oats' and 'rice'. The company will only say - on both their website and the Q&A section - "All of our ingredients are USDA certified organics and/or human-grade quality." Well, which is it? Plenty of oats, rice, palm oil, flax seed, and chicken are sold as 'human-grade quality' but are NOT organic (most of the food in most grocery stores). The 'or' in that 'and/or' could be doing a lot of heavy lifting, but because the company chooses not to list the organic or non-organic status of each ingredient it's impossible to know how much. Until or unless this company obtains a legitimate organic certification of some kind, no one buying these should assume they're actually made with organic ingredients.

Will update once we use it more. We started pumpkin and oatmeal shortly before we purchased product. Our pups poo started to form with just those two and then we added this product. I thought maybe it would be too much but apparently her poo is no longer water and is a good form. We were told our baby has colitis. She was good with just yogurt for a while but then she went down hill. We only give our 50 pound pup one tablet a day at night with just dog food and pumpkin and oatmeal in the morning meal. We might not buy more since the price is a little out of our budget. Only time and poo will tell!