BARK&SPARK Dog Probiotics for Digestive Health w/Enzymes - Diarrhea Gas Treatment Upset Stomach Relief - Allergy & Itchy Skin - Pet Probiotics for Dogs - Digestion Supplement Treat (120Ct Chicken)

These probiotics have made a real difference for my dog! He was having occasional digestive issues—loose stools, gas, and an upset stomach now and then. After starting him on BARK&SPARK Dog Probiotics, I noticed improvement within just a few days. His digestion is much more regular now, and he seems more comfortable and energetic overall.He also loves the taste and thinks it’s a treat, which makes it super easy to give daily. I really appreciate that it's made with quality ingredients and doesn’t include any junk fillers.Highly recommend if your dog has tummy troubles.

It definitely worked for my dog. I stopped using it during the winter with intentions of starting again this spring. Unfortunately, she had some unexpected medical expenses and this is one of the items I chose to cut back on to try and negate some of the costs. I will be looking to purchase again when my finances are better.

Second purchase, this time using 2 chews per meal instead of 2 chews per day. This time it mostly works. She shows only tacit interest in her poop and isn't scarfing it down as before. 65 pounds, eats 2x per day, so getting 4 chews per day. Poop is solid, good consistency, not runny, but really, really reeks (I know, it's poop, but it's like 10x worse smelling than without the chews). Overall happy with the outcome but spending 2x as much as expected per month to achieve the result intended.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Our dog was treated for parasites and had the worst gas ever after finishing his medication. He could literally clear a room! Our trainer suggested a probiotic and almost immediately we saw (or smelled) an improvement. The chew themselves are pretty pungent but the dog loves them and the stinkies have almost completely disappeared.

Our Vet recommended this for our dog, after I told her he was scooting across the floor. The vet told us change his food and give him the glands chews, because dogs that have allergy problems are at a high risk of anal glands problems. It has helped our dog.

Not sure it really works to prevent involuntary expressing of anal glands. She does like it as a treat though. Larch Tree Arabinogalactan works better and is less expensive.

This pretty lady was put on a diet because she was starting to get too chunky. The way she decided to make up for the food was to start eating her own poop. I started in these right away and now she won’t even take a second look at her poop. They didn’t irritate her stomach or give her any problems.

Seems to be working so far of my senior dog who habitually eats poop. I still catch her sniffing around at it but not as frequently as I used to