Soft stool, changing consistency, flatulence in the evening, gurgling in the belly, occasionally a day when he skips breakfast. None of this is dramatic. All of it is a hint that something between bowl and utilisation is not running smoothly.<\/p>\n
The dog's digestive tract is built for meat and for speed \u2013 considerably shorter than in humans, with a very acidic stomach. What it can do only to a limited extent, however, is balance out fluctuating conditions.<\/p>\n
A change of food, an antibiotic, an overly generous leftover from the Sunday roast, a phase of stress \u2013 and the composition of the gut flora shifts within days. It usually settles again by itself. But in some dogs this takes longer each time, and in some a residue remains.<\/p>\n
Prebiotics<\/strong> (inulin, fructooligosaccharides) feed the bacteria that are already there.<\/p>\n Probiotics<\/strong> \u2013 microencapsulated, with a strain authorised in the EU for dogs \u2013 add new ones.<\/p>\n Digestive enzymes<\/strong>, likewise microencapsulated, support the breakdown of food.<\/p>\n Structured fibre<\/strong> from psyllium husks and microcrystalline cellulose gives the gut content structure. This is the part most products leave out \u2013 and often exactly the one that makes the visible difference.<\/p>\n Plus salmon oil, turmeric and ginger.<\/p>\n If you know our cat product: there we deliberately removed ginger and camomile, because cats can break down plant compounds only to a limited extent.<\/p>\n In dogs, this metabolic pathway is intact. So there is no reason to withhold two traditionally proven digestive plants from them \u2013 the same care leads to a different decision in a different species.<\/p>\n We write this here because with us, the same product name does not mean the same formula. Dog and cat are two different animals, not two sizes.<\/p>\n The nano refinement with ultrasound happens before the probiotics and enzymes are added. After that, ultrasound and high shear forces are off limits \u2013 they would destroy exactly what you buy the product for. That is why this part is microencapsulated and stirred in by hand at no more than 30 \u00b0C.<\/p>\n A 10 kg dog receives 10 ml daily. Introduce over ten to fourteen days, starting with about a quarter \u2013 with a product that changes the gut flora, this is not optional, but the difference between effect and diarrhoea.<\/p>\n The formula is thicker than our other products. That is the fibre, and it is meant to be that way.<\/p>\n Please keep refrigerated at all times<\/strong> \u2013 before and after opening. The guaranteed culture count applies to refrigerated storage. Dosing pump and measuring cup<\/strong> are included.<\/p>\n Shop opening: September 2026<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Reserve without obligation<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n What helps with diarrhoea in dogs?<\/strong> Why does my dog often have flatulence?<\/strong> Newsletter advantage: 1× Pfoten-Elixier™ balm FREE<\/strong><\/p>\n With your first order from September – plus first access before everyone else. Every batch is produced in small, controlled numbers.<\/p>\nWhy ginger is in here \u2013 and not in the cat version<\/h3>\n
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Frequently asked questions<\/h3>\n
Light, bland food, plenty of water and rest usually help in the short term. With persistent or bloody diarrhoea, see a vet immediately. Verdauungs-Balance\u2122 then supports the regeneration of the gut flora.<\/p>\n
It is often down to diet or a sensitive digestion. Prebiotics in Verdauungs-Balance\u2122 can support more stable digestion.<\/p>\n