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Prebiotic Supplement for Dogs and Cats - Biome Boost
  • Prebiotic Supplement for Dogs and Cats - Biome Boost
Prebiotic Supplement for Dogs and Cats - Biome Boost
$35.50 CAD
Description

 

Biome Boost is a natural prebiotic supplement for dogs and cats designed to support a balanced and thriving microbiome, giving your pet's gut the nourishment it deserves.


This gentle, powdered blend combines organic pumpkin, chaga mushroom, and slippery elm to help restore healthy digestion from the inside out. By feeding the beneficial bacteria in your pet’s gut, Biome Boost helps promote better nutrient absorption, improved stool consistency, and long-term digestive harmony.


Why you’ll love it:

  • Supports a healthy microbiome and gut balance
  • Naturally helps firm up soft stools
  • Promotes smoother digestion and nutrient absorption
  • 100% organic ingredients — no fillers, additives, or artificial flavours
  • Veterinarian Formulated
  • Safe for dogs and cats


Perfect for pets with sensitive stomachs, digestive upsets, or those transitioning to a new diet. Our prebiotic supplement for dogs and cats makes daily gut support simple, natural, and effective.

Feed the good bacteria — for a happier, healthier gut.

 
Ingredients

Medicinal Ingredients: Ontario Pumpkin*, Slippery Elm* and Chaga Mushroom Powder*
*organic
Dosing

Directions: Give as directed on bottle. Store in a cool/dry place.

Can be mixed into food.
For acute diarrhea, give 1-2 times daily for 10 days.
For pets with gastrointestinal dysbiosis, give once daily for 30 days.
For healthy pets as a preventive, give once daily, twice a week.

To best preserve medicinal properties, refrigerate and keep out of direct sunlight
Important Information

Use with caution in pets with a history of oxalate stones.
Give 1 hour after taking any oral medications as slippery elm will prevent the absorption of some medications. Do not use in nursing or pregnant dogs or cats. Keep out of reach of children. Contact a health professional in the event of accidental ingestion. Consult with your veterinarian before use.

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