What are the effects of enzymes and probiotics on dogs?

The function of digestive enzymes is to break down food so that they can be absorbed and utilized by the body. When a dog eats raw meat and other foods, its physical functions will become active, and a large amount of beauty will be produced in the dog's body to help it digest and absorb.

The cooked food itself lacks enzymes, so in order to digest these foods, the body consumes the enzymes it has stored. If the digestive enzymes are not replenished for a long time, then there may be indigestion and poor appetite.

I believe everyone is familiar with the probiotics, mainly a kind of bacteria that is beneficial to the intestine. Probiotics can prevent harmful and useless bacteria from destroying the body's balance. Probiotics can more effectively eliminate unhealthy bacteria such as E. coli. However, probiotics can be killed by antibiotics, so this is one of the reasons why antibiotics are effective, but many owners are reluctant to use them.

Supplementing probiotics can more effectively improve the intestinal function of dogs, so this is why we often say that we should not feed dogs milk, but we can feed dogs yogurt, because yogurt also contains a certain amount of probiotics to help dogs digest intestinal tract. There are many channels for purchasing enzymes and probiotics, including health food stores, vitamin stores, pharmacies, etc. Look for products that contain a lot of active ingredients and have no add-ons, dairy products, sugars, etc. Of course, you must also remember to follow the doctor's instructions or instructions when using it. Do not use medicine randomly based on your own feelings, which will cause adverse reactions to the dog. Most of the time, enzymes are sprinkled on food before feeding. As for probiotics, they are generally better used during meal breaks. It is best to refrigerate after use.