Anipal Healthy Digestion Gut Formula Powder Meal Topper for Dogs 135g

Anipal Healthy Digestion Gut Formula Powder Meal Topper for Dogs 135g

Anipal Healthy Digestion Gut Formula Powder Meal Topper 135g is a dog supplement containing prebiotic ingredients and three probiotic species. It combines psyllium husk, inulin and flaxseed with Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium longum and Bifidobacterium lactis. The powder mixes into your dog’s usual food, making it a convenient format for owners looking for a digestion-focused addition to an established feeding routine. It is suitable for dogs over 12 weeks old.

The label lists a total of three billion probiotic colony-forming units per teaspoon, with one billion from each of the three named species. Psyllium husk, inulin and flaxseed provide the accompanying plant ingredients. These details help you compare Gut Formula with other dog probiotic powders by the actual formula and serving size. They also distinguish it from Anipal’s Calm and Joint meal toppers, which use different ingredient combinations.

Mix one measured dose into food according to your dog’s weight. The label guide is half a teaspoon for dogs weighing 1–15kg, one teaspoon for 15–30kg and one and a half teaspoons for dogs over 30kg. One teaspoon is approximately 3g, giving 45 servings from a 135g tub at that amount. Check your dog’s current weight and the directions on the pack when deciding which serving applies.

This Australian-made formula comes from Anipal, a brand founded and developed by a veterinarian. The jar is made from recycled plastic and contains a powder designed for supplemental feeding. Storage after opening is particularly important: keep the unopened product below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, then refrigerate after opening. The manufacturer recommends using it within 90 days, so consider the serving size and expected use when choosing the tub.

Use Gut Formula alongside your dog’s normal balanced diet. It is not a complete dog food or a substitute for professional assessment of ongoing digestive symptoms. Read the label before feeding and contact your veterinarian or animal health professional if symptoms persist or you need advice about suitability. Keep the original packaging so the ingredients, feeding guide and storage instructions remain available throughout use.