Daybreak Nutrition Fiber for Dogs Psyllium Husk, Beet Root, Dandelion Root, and Prebiotics to Aid in Relief from Diarrhea, Constipation, Anal Gland Issues, and Scoots

Great stuff and really helps my dog with his anal gland issues

Been using this for a long time now. I use just a small amount of this mixed into fresh food.

I have a dog with IBS. She rescued herself by running into my front yard. I realized pretty quickly, and sadly, that this is why she was probably abandoned. At fist, I was cooking her chicken and rice with pumpkin puree, but that was overwhelming, because this wasn't an animal I sought out. I mean I love her, but it's a lot of work for me. Then, a friend suggested just mixing her dry food with pumpkin. That was much easier but then after pumpkin was no longer easily available (not Thanksgiving season), it became difficult. Plus, I hate to be a spoil sport, but also a P.I.T.A. I started to seek out alternative options. This was a game changer for us. First of all, she loves the taste of this more than she loves pumpkin - and she really loved the pumpkin. Plus, its way easier for me to manage. And, when we need to send her to doggy day care or a sitter, I know this is going to be much easier for them to keep up with. She licks the bowl. I would absolutely recommend this product.

Bought this product based on a review. Our Sheepadoodle puppy (she's our fifth large breed puppy over 30 years) had soft stool since she came to us. We switched her kibble twice thinking it was allergies. We tried chicken flavored pectin paste, which worked great but the cost was prohibitive. Finally saw this product and the review. Didn't really think it would help but gave it a try. Well, it worked like magic. We started slowly and she is actually on about half of what the directions say for her weight. Her stool is solid now. We don't mix it with water as our pup doesn't like that. Instead, we measure the powder and simple mix until the kibble is coated. Our pup loves it and it really works.

We have a 11 year Sheltie who has struggled with serious digestive issues most of his life. We have tried everything under the sun. This fiber supplement was our most recent attempt to improve his frequent loose stool issues (the vet diagnosed him with ulcerative colitis/IBS). Initially this product seemed to be working, his stools firmed up a bit, but after a few weeks his diarrhea slowly returned. The product quality is very good and he liked the taste mixed with his food. It has a rather "earthy" smell. I loved the short list of ingredients, which is a big plus IMO. Recently, we revisited making his food at home with human grade ingredients. We did this years ago after losing a dog to cancer, but it's an arduous task and requires a time commitment and a bit of extra freezer space. Ultimately, what goes into his homemade food is what's in the jar so it was no longer needed. Going back to making our dog food at home and giving him PetTabs vitamins is what actually finally fixed his gut issues. We cook a massive batch of ground chicken, lean hamburger, organic apples, spinach, quinoa, ground flax seed, oat fiber, whole oats, sweet potato and blueberries in a huge roasting pan. It makes 8 weeks of food when loaded into 4 lb tubs and placed in the freezer We eliminated all commercial wet food, although he still gets a "tiny" sprinkle of high grade commercial kibble with his mash twice a day and his gut issues have resolved completely, plus he lost some extra pounds and his coat looks fabulous.

This stuff works great! My dog loves it. I just mix it up in a small bowl with about a half cup of water. It creates a gravy that my dog loves on its own or on her food. Healthy poops, less gas, will have to wait until she gets in defensive mode before I can say there's a scent gland difference.

This stuff works miracles, especially if your fur baby has anal gland problems. Was buying No Scoot from the vet and it was not helping with anal gland issues at all. Since switching to this our fur baby hasn’t had any issues.

This Psyllium mix has really helped to firm up my Dogs stool. We did have to play around with the dosage, but ended up going with 1 1/4 scoops for a 70# Chocolate Lab. Now if we could completely get rid of that anal gland!