NGD Care Prebiotica

Prebiotics is a broadly formulated formula that naturally supports the microbiome of dogs and cats. Through a combination of different types of fiber, this supplement nourishes multiple groups of probiotic bacteria simultaneously, ensuring a more balanced intestinal flora and improved digestion.

This formula contains only natural ingredients such as chicory root, acacia fiber, Saccharomyces Boulardii, and the medicinal mushroom Agaricus Blazei. Each contributes to the growth of specific bacterial strains, stimulates digestion, and supports your pet's overall well-being – even after antibiotic use or for acute symptoms such as diarrhea or constipation.

• Broad prebiotic profile for microbiome diversity Stimulates multiple bacterial groups simultaneously for a stronger intestinal flora
• 100% natural fiber sources With inulin, FOS, MOS, arabinogalactans and beta-glucans
• Support for disturbed intestines Helps with recovery after antibiotics, insecticides or vaccinations
• Suitable for diarrhea, constipation or intestinal sensitivity. Has a regulating and preventive effect on acute intestinal complaints.
• Ideal as a separate supplement or part of a bowel protocol. Safe for daily use or in a recovery process.

Composition per capsule:
Chicory root 152 mg
Acacia 130 mg
Agaricus Blazei 43 mg
Saccharomyces Boulardii 43 mg

Ingredients:

Chicory root, acacia root, Agaricus Blazei, Saccharomyces Boulardii

Dosage for dogs and cats:

<10 kg: 1 capsule once a day

10–30 kg: 2 capsules once per day

30 kg: 4 capsules once a day

Usage:

Capsules can be opened and mixed with food, or administered whole. Store in a dry, closed place at room temperature.

Contraindications:

None known

Side effects:

Bloating, flatulence, temporary change in bowel movements

Interactions:

Possible interaction with blood thinning medication and diabetes medication (may lower blood sugar levels)

Please note: this supplement is not a substitute for medical treatment. If you have any questions or are using medication, always consult your veterinarian.