Protexin Pro-Fibre is a veterinary-grade gastrointestinal probiotic supplement designed to restore healthy gut flora in dogs and cats. Whether your pet suffers from digestive upset, loose stools, or needs post-antibiotic recovery support, this scientifically formulated blend of beneficial bacteria and prebiotic fibre helps rebalance the microbiome and improve nutrient absorption.

Why Pet Parents Love It

• ✓ Contains live beneficial bacteria that restore healthy gut flora naturally
• ✓ Prebiotic fibre feeds good bacteria, creating long-term digestive wellness
• ✓ Helps reduce bloating, gas, and irregular stools within 2–3 weeks
• ✓ Safe for both dogs and cats; works alongside medications and regular food

Better Than Standard Probiotic Supplements Because

• ✓ Multi-strain formula (not single-strain) targets wider range of gut issues
• ✓ Includes prebiotic fibre vs probiotics-only supplements that don't sustain beneficial bacteria
• ✓ Veterinary-formulated with proven efficacy vs generic human-grade probiotics unsuitable for pets

Best For

• ✓ Pets recovering from antibiotics or digestive upset
• ✓ Dogs and cats with chronic loose stools or irregular digestion
• ✓ Senior pets needing improved nutrient absorption
• ✓ Pets on special diets or transitioning between foods

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does it take to see results?

Most pet parents notice improvements in stool consistency and energy levels within 2–3 weeks of consistent use. Full gut rebalancing typically takes 4–6 weeks.

Q: Is it safe to give alongside antibiotics?

Yes, probiotics are most effective when given during and after antibiotic courses. Space doses 2 hours apart from medications for best absorption.

Q: Can I give this to both my dog and cat?

Absolutely. Protexin Pro-Fibre is formulated for both species. Dosage varies by pet weight; refer to packaging for guidelines.

Q: What if my pet has a sensitive stomach?

Start with half the recommended dose and gradually increase over 5–7 days to avoid digestive adjustment. If symptoms persist beyond 2 weeks, consult your vet.