Whilst Probiotics occur naturally in both ours and our canine friends bodies, adding Probiotics to your dogs diet can have far reaching benefits. Human foods that are safe for your dog to eat such as Yoghurt (with zero added sugar) are rich in probiotics and they are also available in supplement form.
You can also find them in fermented products such as sauerkraut and kombucha. However for dogs we recommend that you stick to the Enterococcus Faecium (SF68) strain of probiotics. This is normally found in supplements, such as Bionic Biotic, which can be added to any food. There are also some foods such as Pooch & Mutt’s range of grain-free dog food, which contain the Enterococcus Faecium (SF68) strain of probiotics. The reason that very few dog foods contain probiotics is that probiotics cannot be cooked. At Pooch & Mutt we use a special process to apply the probiotic in a coating to the outside of the kibble, after the food is cooked.
Pooch & Mutt also have a fantastic range of
Probiotic Meaty Treats to help get these important bacteria into your dogs diet also.
This new range of tasty treats targets some important areas of canine health and offers a range of benefits. From skin and coat to mental wellbeing and oral hygiene, there is something here for every pooch and mutt. As well as helping to address underlying issues, the ingredients in these Probiotic Meaty Treats can also prevent problems from developing in the first place. These treats can be fed whenever you like, such as during training sessions and as little rewards for good behaviour but remember, treats should never make up more than 10% of your furry friend’s diet.
Shrimp & Coconut
For Skin & Coat
Why not treat your furry friend to a taste of Thailand? These delicious treats have a tropical flavour and are sure to go down a storm. These are the perfect snack for those dogs that are prone to dry or itchy skin or who may need a little bit of help developing their glossy coat.
Turkey & Hemp
For calming
Even the most laid-back dog can suffer with their nerves from time to time. These treats are packed full of calming ingredients including hemp, L-tryptophan and Valerian Root and are a great way to help our four-legged friends relax and unwind.

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Duck & Rosemary
For dental
These traditionally flavoured treats are sure to go down well. The duck offers a rich and irresistible taste experience; your dog won’t believe it when you tell them just how good for them these treats really are!
Not sure which flavour your dog will love best? Why not try the Meaty Treats Taster Pack and try all three flavours!
Comments (6)
I need a really healthy and extremely smelly treat for my puppy to use during scent training class – Do you have a suggestion?
Hi Diane, have you seen our BBQ Beef Jerky treats? These contain 90% beef and smell incredible, I have no doubt these are the kind of treats you are looking for! :)
Hi
My dogs eat grass and it has. Even bought to my attention it’s because of there gut needing help so which pouch do I use can you send me pic as I’m slightly confused as one pre and probiotics says it’s for dental care?
Thank you
Hi Lorraine!
Most of our food contains added pre and probiotics, our meaty treats contain probiotics and you could try your pooch with any of these! :)
hi what treats are best for anal gland problems?
Hi Avril, we don’t have any treats that are particular for any gland problems. Anal gland issues can have a range of causes including food allergies, a dog being over weight, a dog being less active, chronic loose stool or a lack of fibre. It might be worth looking at their diet and ensuring they are on a high fibre diet. Please do reach out to the team on pooch@poochandmutt.com if you have any other questions :)
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