More than 95 individual studies have shown positive results for Probios microbial products in dogs, cats, dairy, beef, swine, sheep, horses and in starter, grower and finisher pigs, chickens and turkeys.

MENOMONIE, Wis. (September 23, 2021) — Conditions like change of place, travelling, antibiotic therapies and change in feed can cause stress in animals. Stress leads to a bacterial imbalance in the gut, called ‘Gut Dysbiosis’, that can increase the number of pathogens, the ‘bad bacteria’ and negatively affect the immune system and overall health of animals. As a result, they may experience digestive upsets, reduced appetite, diarrhea, constipation and discomfort. Direct Fed Microbials, also known as Probiotics, can help boost the levels of beneficial bacteria in the gut and maintain gut flora and digestion. For animals, Probiotics are more commonly referred to as direct fed microbials or DFMs.
Probios is the world’s most widely used, researched and recognized brand of direct-fed microbials, DFMs. In order to manage and restore the natural balance of beneficial bacteria in the digestive system, Probios contains guaranteed levels of Enterococcus faecium, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei and Lactobacillus plantarum. These bacteria have proven efficacy in numbers capable of remaining viable and available to animals upon use. More than 95 individual studies have been performed at universities and under practical field conditions by scientists at Vets Plus, Inc. These studies have shown positive results for Probios microbial products in dogs, cats, dairy, beef, swine and sheep. Additional studies have shown positive results for Probios in horses and in starter, grower and finisher pigs, chickens and turkeys.
Probios Probiotic Supplements can be given to newborn animals also. Probiotics are required for newborn animals since they do not have bacteria in their intestine at the time of birth. Studies have shown providing DFMs to an animal at birth plays an important role in the growth and health of animals. For this purpose, Probiotics-‘The Good Bacteria’ are provided to animals that may help maintain the bacterial balance in the gut. Probios supplements can be given to animals in situations like:
Change of Environment
Birthing (Freshening)
Traveling
Kenneling
Vet Visits
Hospitalization
Intensive Training
Change in Feed or Diet.
Probios products are manufactured in an SQF Level 3 Edition 7.2 certified facility. These Probiotic Products come in palatable flavors, are enriched with essential minerals and also target issues of joint and dental health in animals, apart from supporting their digestive health.