Our triple-action GMP Gut Maintenance Plus contains three active ingredients to help naturally relieve occasional or moderate diarrhea and restore gut health:

1. The bacteriophage cocktail PreForPro helps to clean the gut by removing harmful bacteria
2. The prebiotic MOS to help resolve diarreha symptsoms and feed good gut bacteria
3. The yeast-based probiotic S. boulardii to help restore the gut microbiome

Diarrhea can be an effective way for a dog's body to purge itself of a toxin or pathogen. But sometimes, especially if it lasts for more than 48 hours, figuring out the true cause of dog diarrhea can be tricky. That's why we recommend a two-step process of relieving symptoms with our DoggyBiome Gut Restore Supplment and testing your dog's gut microbiome with a DoggyBiome Gut Microbiome Health Test to help find the root cause of the chronic diarrhea.

Our DoggyBiome Gut Restore Supplment delivers thousands of healthy native microbes to your dog's gut microbiome to help relieve diarrhea symptoms. Gut Restore capsules contain freeze-dried fecal material from healthy donor dogs that are rigorusly screened for quality and work to naturally rebalance gut health. Gut Restore Supplements can often help pets that have struggled to find relief from traditional diarrhea remedies like probiotics which aren't always effective.

A DoggyBiome Gut Health Test can tell you a lot about what’s going on in your dog’s digestive system and even how to correct certain problems. By identifying the different bacteria in your dog’s gut microbiome, testing can determine whether the required bacterial populations are present in balanced amounts when compared to the gut bacteria of healthy dogs. Some examples of what you may learn from a gut microbiome health test include:

Your dog has unhealhty levels of E-coli: 1 in 3 dogs tested by DoggyBiome have shown an overgrowth of Escherichia (E-coli) which can cause diarrhea and other digestive issues. Dogs with unhealthy levels of E-coli require a supplment containing a bacteriophage that specifically targets the E. coli. The journal Antibiotics recently reported that bacteriophages provide an effective alternative to antibiotic use in medical practice.

Your dog is missing key bacteria: Fusobacterium, for example, are present in most healthy dogs but when these bacteria are missing digestion can suffer. Fusobacterium are also associated with digestive issues, particularly diarrhea. Bacteria in the Fusobacterium family do best in protein-rich environments, so if your dog’s Gut Microbiome Health Test shows a deficiency in this kind of bacteria, increasing the protein content of their diet may be the solution.

Your dog's gut bacteria is out of balance: When Fusobacterium levels are high, for example, the addition of a small amount of prebiotic fiber (like inulin or psyllium husk) to the diet can help bring these levels down by supporting bacteria in the gut that make molecules that help fight inflammation. Other examples of imbalances can include low levels of Coprococcus and Oscillospira bacteria in the gut which are often observed in dogs with food allergies or deficiencies in Faecalibacterium which have been associated with IBD in dogs.