How To Improve Your Dog's Gut Health (5 Ways To Fast Healing)
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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: How To Improve Your Dogs Gut Health
Generally, the gut lining allows fully digested nutrients from the intestines to pass through it and into the bloodstream but keeping toxins, undigested food and everything else inside the gut.
However, as tiny gaps open up making the lining more permeable, it can no longer effectively filter out toxins, allowing them and undigested food particles to get into your dogs bloodstream, leading to leaky gut syndrome.
With this in mind here's five ways to begin healing your dogs gut health:
Step one is to feed your dog a quality powdered probiotic to build up healthy colonies of beneficial bacteria in the gut. This quickly brings down bad gas, diarrhea, bloat and other digestive issues. There's no prep, no fuss, you simply add a small amount to your dogs meals and watch what happens over the following weeks. And I'll leave a link in the description below and at the link above to the best probiotic product I know of.
Step two is to give your dog prebiotics to feed the probiotics already in the gut and help the gut bacteria produce fatty acids that protect the mucosal cells in the intestinal lining. The probiotic I discussed in step 1 also contains prebiotics.
Step three is to stop pharmaceutical drugs and medications and use the natural effective alternatives and I'll leave a link to a good book on Home Remedies for Dogs that covers exactly what you need for flea and tick control, deworming, natural antibiotics and reducing over vaccination.
Step four is to give your dog digestive enzymes to help break down the food your dog eats so the nutrients in the food can be more easily absorbed. Kibble fed dogs always need extra enzymes because commercial pet food has zero enzymes in it and a dogs natural supply is limited causing stress to the digestive system.
This also means your dog becomes undersupplied and susceptible to disease and break-down. Glands as well as major organs become stressed from enzyme deficiency and this becomes more visible as your dog ages and loses vitality.
If a dog has spent most of its own enzymes and isn’t getting any in the diet, and kibble fed dogs get none, their cellular function and health will rapidly decline.
And I'll leave a link to an excellent digestive enzyme in the description below and at the link above.
And Step five is to feed your dog a healthier diet. Diet plays a huge role in your dog's gut health and is the underlying cause of 9 out of 10 health problems in dogs from an unbalanced immune system.
Diet is the main underlying cause of leaky gut in dogs. Kibble is full of starch which leads to inflammation in the gut and other directly related health problems such as arthritis, allergy related skin and coat problems, digestive complaint, hot spots, diarrhea issues, yeast infections, ear infections and renal problems.
And it's diet, or more specifically, a kibble diet that's introducing too many bad bacteria and causing immune system imbalance that leads to the ill health problems mentioned.
I wrote a comprehensive ebook for pet parents feeding a kibble diet so they can manage a simple step by step process and boost their dogs kibble meals quickly and conveniently so the dogs gut health improves quickly and day to day health issues decline.
You'll find a link below in the description above explaining more about the Healthier Kibble Diet.
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Absolutely, could not have said it better. Thanks.
Mr Dan u hit the nail on the here man my dog Goatbutt is 1/2 Winnie an chuwawa sensitive back an forth to the vet nothing help n first parasite then ringwoy now has watery eyes an look like front paws one little sow up one day next one the next day r both nails turn n little black brittle . I was getting adv bout2 months ago with parasite an gut issues other pups we gotta 4 first lit 3 this lit pot roast all he does is run around belchen . Bad gas dull coat ruff fell n rumbling stomach got slippery elm an paw balm did it mabe. Couple weeks see no change I thought he going downhill now I c the difference n pot roast especially read your book 5 steps gut health we jump n on I'm sub to u I'll need little more walk n through this new deal we fix n to do so we'll b n touch Al ready bunch worry lefted that was getting frustrating . God bliss u an family and the dogs thanks. Goatbutt ✌️🦐
Thanks, glad you got some answers to work with and let me know any other questions.
Appreciate your notes, details always help.
Dan, my dog has been diagnosed with MMM, the autoimmune disease that affects his facial muscles. He takes a steroid every other day. I would love an alternative to help support him instead of the steroid or to support his body alongside the steroid. Thank you so much!
Probably from vaccine use. None going forward ok.
Masticatory muscle myositis, no long research on this but fresh food diet a must, very low carbs.
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Hey Sharon, good to hear from you. Thanks and all the best.
Hi Dan. Thank you for all the great advice. I’ve started my dog on Green Vibrance as you recommended for her lipoma. Should I also include the probiotic and enzymes you mentioned in this video for her overall health? She’ll be 14 soon and I love her dearly and I’d like to do all I can for her. Thanks again!
Won't need those extras as the greens contains them already. Just add some fresh food too like raw eggs, canned sardines and part cooked and blended veggies.
@@DanScott1 ok. Thank you!
@@Stacy-me2uq Your welcome. The fresh food is important too in helping those lipomas to shrink. take out old food to compensate the fresh foods..around 25% old food out per meal.
Good things to think about but what are natural probiotics/prebiotics? What are natural digestive enzymes?
Probiotics are the good bacteria that live in our bodies, keeping our guts healthy. Inflammation kills these bacteria and leads to problems such as diarrhea and constipation.
Natural probiotics for dogs include foods like fermented vegetables. You can try foods like kefir, but if you do, it’s best to use water kefir to avoid potential dairy intolerances.
Probiotics promote overall dog gut health, help digest food, produce vitamins, help mood, balance PH, produce enzymes and support strong immunity to disease. Prebiotics are the food to sustain probiotics.
You can feed foods like garlic, bananas, apples, cooked mushrooms, Jerusalem artichoke, chicory root or asparagus to make sure you get the benefits of pre and probiotics for dogs.
The best food for dog gut health is a whole food, raw-meat based diet. Many dogs experience immediate improvements in dog gut health symptoms just by making this simple change. Raw green tripe is an excellent source of probiotics and digestive enzymes for your dog. It has living cultures of Lactobacillus acidophilus and amino acids.
Dogs with small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) or dogs with excessive gas should not take probiotics daily. If your dog has chronic diarrhea or a digestive disorder, then a good multi-strain probiotic with gut-soothing herbs is a good choice.
If you’re giving probiotics for dogs as part of a preventative health plan, then you can give them most days. Soil based probiotics are typically a better choice for everyday probiotics since they are less likely to cause SIBO.
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What Are Digestive Enzymes?
Your dog naturally produces digestive enzymes in his/her body. Digestive enzymes aren’t the only enzymes your dog’s body makes … but they’re some of the most important ones for health.
Digestive enzymes are proteins that help break down food molecules into smaller pieces. That fuels the body by helping it take in nutrients more efficiently.
Enzyme names all end in “-ase.” The main types of digestive enzymes dogs need are…
• Protease, which breaks down proteins into amino acids so the body can use them.
• Amylase breaks down starches into smaller carbohydrate molecules.
• Lipase helps digest fats in the diet.
• Cellulase breaks down fiber from plants and grains. Your dog doesn’t naturally have this enzyme in his body.
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My little one uses “Leaky Gut Protocol” and “Yeasty Beast” by Adored Beast. It’s a complete kit to address leaky gut and yeast.
Excellent, and how are they working for your dogs?
@@DanScott1 Little one’s yeast cleared up and fur grew back. Working on fixing his gut now. Thanks for asking!
@@onlyinparadise4613 Ok, thanks. Good to know what's avaialable. Best of luck with the dogs.
Hi Dan, my dog suffers from chronic yeast infections to the point where he has to always wear a cone and a donut together or he’ll bite himself raw and bleed to death. I just bought Probiotic Miracle hoping it will help and was wondering if you think this is a good option?
It's not the best for yeast. The one you want is soil based (not milk based): amzn.to/3yoURqU
Also, he needs a vast majority fresh food diet as the carbs/additives/ sugars/ingredients in commercial pet food boost yeast. Also vaccines, drugs boost yeast.
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That's it, work in the above where you can, takes time but progress can be made over several months. Even from a couple weeks you'll notice a big difference.
@@DanScott1 yes sir, thank you so much for the information and recommendations! I will try my best to incorporate all of them into his health/diet.
Right now he eats Honest Kitchen, and it’s the only food his digestive system can tolerate. I’ve been looking into fresh and raw pet meal plan subscriptions. Do you have any recommendations on any specific brands? Also, any ingredients I should definitely stay away from?
@@emcertz4297 You can always stick with whats working now and slowly, in small additions, add your own extras such as eggs (raw organic best), meats, sardines: amzn.to/3vaXrj6 and some greens powder: amzn.to/49w0bKR and include a soil based probiotic so digestion goes well: amzn.to/3yoURqU (start smaller dose first week).
Just remove ie 25% of meal and replace with above (10% at first best).
Just stay away from synthetic ingredients, vaccines.. and vets lol.
How bigs the dog? Are you US based?
What about daily Greek yogurt?
Plain, no added sugar, greek style yoghurt is fine, best from sheep or goat milk.
Hi Dan, been enjoying your new videos! I have Dory on Green Vibrance and Bovine Colostrum, does that take care of her gut needs?
It's a great start. Add this to the mix as it's got different ingredients and works fast: amzn.to/3hwcsWm
Go by human weight of 150lb for dose, so if your dog is 50lb, that's a third scoop and so on.
If the gut problems are light you could skip it but it kicks in fast to repair gut health.
@@DanScott1 this helps with GI problems ?
@@whiteybopbop9232 Absolutely. Plus give these specific probiotics: amzn.to/3yoURqU too.
Hi what can I give my Yorkshire terrier his gut there so many different products. Vet prescribes amoxicillin medication for diarrhea
Don't use Amox. If your dog is bad with diarrhea, fats the dog 24hrs to clear the system, that's imp. Then give a light meal of either bone broth or some of the dogs normal food. If the normal food is just dry/kibble you must start adding in the following going forward:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (preferably organic), canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables. Always add a quality probiotic: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
And NO drugs, vaxx.
BTW Amox causes diarrhea!
If I feed my puppy Greek yogurt or cottage cheese mixed with their food how often should I give it to them ? Or what is another good I can add to kibble to increase moisture besides water that I can use regularly?
You can add some daily, along with a little warm water. You can also add some raw egg, canned sardines and part cooked and blended veggies.
And if there's any yeast/itchy skin issues, go for an almost carb free kibble like Ketona (high protein, very low carb): Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble
@@DanScott1 what about specifically for moisture??
@@WareWolf831 warm water. Mineral not tap.
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Email direct, danscott (at) healthydogforlife.com.
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Really sorry about that Avelina. I did mention tech issues continuing into this week. You can paypal me as mentioned in last reply. Hopefully all sorted next week.
Problem with giving them enzymes is once you start to give them this , the body starts to slow down to make its own enzymes. This should only be done in the beginning to heal gut but once it’s healed, slowly take away. Heal gut then the gut will make its own enzymes
Yes.. from the new fresh foods. Give it 12 weeks though, more if the dogs been on dry food for years.
@@DanScott1 true Tysm for sharing this with people ! I’ve been trying to educate ppl for themselves on gut and detox and it’s almost identical to animals too. We’ve messed ourselves up from eating terribly and becoming so toxic from the environment as well
@@Johanna-qf1yx So true. I'd start growing herbs, veggies and eating a fist full daily with other foods. Fill up window ledges in flats/apartments with pots of herbs and veggies. Best for gut health. We NEED antioxidants daily.
If people knew the truth about how the dog food was really made and what is lacking in dog food most people would never feed it to dogs. Cancer is climbing at a high rate in dogs and shortening their lives. What is on the label is not in the bag.
...and then there's the vet, drugs in hand!
I hear ya.
Lol not true. They would still feed it. Lots of people know what's in dog food they don't care. As long as their vet says it's okay to feed it they will feed it.
Dogs should be living 20-30 years
@@bretrandolph7419 I so agree!
@@bretrandolph7419 The one's asking in the comments care.
Make your own multicultural yogurt is the best way to help your dog. Cook for 36 hours no less.
Thanks for the tip.
Improve gut health = feed raw meat and bones
Yes, always the best way, with some of these supplements.