Bernie’s Gut Health Blog
Bernie’s Gut Health Blog focuses on pet digestion, nutrition, food and general health. Bernie also adds some tidbits of his own dog wisdom.
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Can Dogs Take Human Probiotics | Best Probiotics for Dogs
Probiotics. You’ve heard about them. You’ve read about them. You know they’re good for you and if you’re reading this, you’re about to know they’re great for your dog. But maybe you’re asking, “Can dogs take human probiotics?” since it seems like it would make sense, right? It sure does, but read on to learn more about whether your dog can take human probiotics for human consumption.
Stalled Digestion in Dogs
It’s one thing when your dog may be a bit stopped up with constipation, but it’s an entirely different thing if your best friend suffers from stalled digestion or an intestinal blockage. Those can be very serious and even deadly conditions, and you want to be on top of them as soon as you know there may be a problem.
What To Do About Dog Bloat?
Every dog parent wants the absolute best for their best friend. Our pets rely on us for their health and happiness, so we worry when something goes wrong, like dog bloat or Gastric Dilatation Volvulus (GDV)!
Food Intolerance in Dogs
Food intolerance in dogs can be tricky to pinpoint and is often confused with food allergies in dogs. Sometimes, they seem similar, but there is a difference and things you can do to help if your dog suffers from symptoms of food intolerance.
My Dog Is Constipated
Our dogs can’t easily talk to us, so understanding their health cues is important, especially when it comes to your dog’s constipation. Constipated dogs may not look or act like you’d think they would.
Coprophagia in Dogs: Why Does My Dog Eat Poop?
When you catch your dog eating poop, it can throw you off! Better known as coprophagia, dogs eating poop happens all the time. Here’s how to help.
Recurring Dog Ear Infections
Is your dog scratching at their ears a lot? Are they sort of stinky? Recurring dog ear infections can be a pain, but there’s lots you can do to help your best friend.
Dog Cancer: Supporting The Whole Body
For any dog parent, the thought of their furry best friend being diagnosed with cancer is a nightmare. Unfortunately, it’s a common reality for many dog owners, with almost half of senior dogs developing some form of dog cancer.
Diabetes In Dogs: How Fiber Can Help Canine Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes Mellitus is a prevalent condition that affects many of our best canine friends. More commonly known as diabetes in dogs, such a diagnosis can feel overwhelming. But, with good healthcare and strategies, canine diabetes mellitus can be managed and your dog can live a long, healthy life!