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Your dog’s gut flora is the key to their overall health. A healthy gut means a strong immune system, fewer allergies, and even better fur! Sounds like magic? It’s pure science. The gut is the center of well-being in dogs (and humans too). A balanced gut flora not only protects against pathogens but also ensures that nutrients are absorbed optimally.
But what happens when the gut flora is out of balance? Symptoms like diarrhea, bloating, itching, or frequent infections can occur. This is where natural helpers come in – in the form of homemade treats! More healthy treats here .
Why not just buy a ready-made product for your dog? Quite simple:
◉ You know exactly what’s inside.
◉ No unnecessary additives, sugar, or preservatives.
◉ You can specifically choose ingredients that support your dog’s intestinal flora.
◉ And honestly – who doesn’t love making something delicious for their dog?
Enough talk, here’s the recipe!
Cook Time: | 30 min |
Prep Time: | 10 min |
Total Time: | 40 min |
Category: | Dog snacks |
Cuisine: | Dog Life |
Yield: | 10-20 portions |
Method: | Baking |
Buckwheat Flour is not only gluten-free but also easily digestible. Perfect for sensitive dog stomachs!
Flaxseeds are full of fiber, which helps stimulate digestion. They support the formation of a healthy gut flora and work gently to regulate.
Turmeric is known for its anti-inflammatory properties. It can help reduce inflammation in the digestive tract.
Fennel seeds are a real secret tip for bloating. They soothe your dog’s stomach when it’s upset.
Yogurt provides valuable probiotics that support the good bacteria in the gut. Make sure the yogurt is unsweetened and lactose-free, as not all dogs tolerate dairy products.
Coconut oil has antimicrobial properties that keep unwanted bacteria in check. Plus, dogs love the taste!
Even though your four-legged friend would probably love to eat the whole jar, remember: Enjoy in moderation!
💚 Recommendation 💚
◉ Small Dogs: 1–2 pieces per day
◉ Medium Dogs: 2–3 pieces per day
◉ Large Dogs: 3–4 pieces per day
🐕 Tip 🐕
The treats keep in an airtight container for about a week. You can also freeze them!
Even if your dog doesn’t have acute digestive problems, you can regularly give them a treat for a healthy gut flora. I’m not a vet, but for prevention, it helps to support the gut flora naturally – before issues arise. These treats promote balanced digestion and are an easy way to boost your dog’s health.
With these DIY treats, you’re doing wonders for your dog’s gut flora – all without artificial additives. The combination of fiber, anti-inflammatory ingredients, and probiotic helpers ensures your dog stays fit and lively.
Remember: Homemade is always made with love! 😄 Tell me in the comments how your DIY project for your dog turned out – mishaps count too! And if you’re looking for more creative DIY ideas for life with dogs, moving abroad, and sustainable living, just stay tuned!
Your Bailey and her Human.
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