Vet Recommended
Microbiome Health in Dogs
You can now improve the health of your dog with Azestfor's Gut Health Powder its proprietary blend of prebiotics probiotics and postbiotics are the key to balancing your dogs gut microbiome.
Benefits of Azestfor Gut Health 3 in 1 Prebiotic Probiotic Postbiotic
Gut-Joint Axis
Why Gut Health Matters for Achy Joints
Chronic inflammation from an imbalanced gut microbiome doesn't stay in the digestive system—it travels through the bloodstream and can trigger joint discomfort and stiffness. Azestfor Gut Health restores beneficial bacteria that produce anti-inflammatory compounds, helping to protect cartilage and support joint health from the inside out.
Gut-Oral Axis
Why Your Dog's Gut Health Affects Their Teeth
Think of your dog's mouth as the gateway to their gut—and vice versa. Every time they swallow, bacteria from their mouth enter their digestive system. When those are harmful bacteria from plaque and gum disease, they can colonize the gut and trigger inflammation throughout the body. Bowl Booster helps maintain a healthy gut environment that's more resistant to these oral pathogens and produces anti-inflammatory compounds that benefit both gut and oral health. It's not a replacement for dental care, but it's powerful support from the inside out.
Gut-Skin Axis
Probiotics maintain the skin’s barrier function & better gut health improves dog's coat quality. Probiotics produce short-chain fatty acids, beneficial metabolites that travel through the bloodstream to strengthen skin barrier function and dial down inflammation.
Restore Microbiome After Antibiotics
Antibiotics wipe out both bad AND good bacteria in the gut. Azestfor Gut Health for Dogs restores beneficial bacteria diversity
Stool Quality
Improved defecation pattern. Helps support bowel health. Stool should be firm to pick up not loose and watery.
Digestive Health
Improved Nutrient Absorption
Support Weight Loss
Prebiotics influences insulin levels in blood & inulin fiber lowers voluntary food intake.
Boost Immunity
Restore balance to the gut flora, strengthen the immune system and decrease inflammation.
Keeping an Eye on Poop for Digestive Health:
As a pet parent, we know it's not the most glamorous part of the job, but monitoring your dog's poop can provide valuable clues about their digestive health. Ideally, your dog's stools should be firm but not hard, easy to pick up, and have minimal odor. If the stools are too loose, it may be a sign of digestive upset. Remember, your dog's poop is a visual report card of their gut health, so don't shy away from it
FAQs
A prebiotic serves as food for microbes. The Probiotics are live beneficial bacteria. and Postbiotics are inactivated bacteria that deliver beneficial signals. .Prebiotics, Probiotics and Postbiotics work together synergistically to maintain a healthy balance and diversity of intestinal bacteria and for optimizing digestion.
Within 24 hours it will help alleviate common digestive issues like diarrhea, constipation, and bloating. To address immediate digestive issues increase dosage up to 3 X times suggested amount. Other long term health benefits - allow minimum of 30 days up to 6 weeks.
Yes - the probiotics for dogs gut health are suitable for dogs of all ages: Puppies, Adolescents, Adults and Seniors
Feed 1/2 teaspoon for dogs up to 50lbs. Feed 1 teaspoon for dogs greater than 50lbs, Use 1 to 2 times per day. Use on a maintenance basis long term. To address immediate digestive issues increase dosage up to 3 x times suggested amount.
Servings per container 30. Serving size 1/2 teaspoon (approx. 2 grams) for dogs under 50lbs.
Serving size 1 teaspoon (approx 4 grams) for dogs over 50lbs. Servings per container 15
Different types of yeast have different effects. The yeast in Azestfor Gut Health, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, is a beneficial strain that's unrelated to the yeast species causing infections. It's used in many foods like bread and yogurt. This yeast, produced by Trumune, has been clinically proven to enhance food palatability, improve fecal traits, and boost dogs' immune function.