EU-authorised probiotic strain
Bacillus velezensis C-3102 is authorised in the EU as a gut flora stabiliser for dogs.
Gut science for dogs
The science behind the scoop
GUT is built with published canine research, an EU-authorised probiotic strain, transparent CFU counts, and ten functional ingredients. No mystery blend. No unnecessary extras.
EU-authorised strain
5.5B CFU per 2g
Ten functional ingredients
Evidence snapshot
The evidence at a glance
A quick look at the strain, dose, format, and formula choices behind the daily scoop.
Backed by canine studies
The primary probiotic strain in GUT is backed by published canine studies on stool quality, gut flora, and digestive markers.
5.5B CFU per 2g dose
CFU means colony-forming units, the standard way live probiotics are counted. GUT lists the CFU per 2g dose so you can see what your dog gets.
Probiotics, prebiotics, postbiotics
GUT combines live probiotic strains, prebiotic fibers that feed beneficial gut bacteria, and stable postbiotic ingredients for daily gut support.
No unnecessary ingredients
No added sugars, artificial preservatives, or colors. Every ingredient has a defined role in the formula.
Made in EU
Produced in Belgium as a complementary feed for daily gut support.
The gut system
Why the gut comes first
Your dog’s gut does more than break down food. It hosts the microbiome, supports normal stool, and is closely connected to immune function. For a daily supplement, that makes the gut the logical place to start.
Gut
Digestion
Microbiome
Immune function
01
Normal digestion
Probiotics and fibers selected to support normal digestion and normal stool.
02
Microbiome support
Prebiotic fibers feed beneficial gut bacteria and support the gut microbiome.
03
Immune connection
Postbiotics and zinc support normal immune function as part of the daily formula.
Format matters
Built as a powder for a reason
Powder wasn't an aesthetic choice. It keeps the formula dry, supports probiotic stability, and makes weight-adjusted dosing possible without turning the supplement into a treat.
Low moisture matters
Live probiotics need the right conditions to stay viable. A dry powder format is better suited to probiotic stability than a soft chew with higher moisture content.
Dosed by weight
A Chihuahua and a Labrador don't need the same amount. GUT is dosed by body weight, from half a scoop to two scoops a day.
No treat-format baggage
Chews need structure, texture, and palatability ingredients to exist as chews. GUT doesn't. The format lets the formula stay focused on the daily gut-support routine.
A daily gut ritual for the dogs who are family.
Formula transparency
The label should tell you what you're giving.
With probiotics, the details matter. GUT names the strain, publishes the CFU count per 2g dose, and explains what every ingredient is there to do.
- 01Strain identity
Bacillus velezensis C-3102 is named in full, because "probiotic" alone is not enough.
- 02CFU count
Each 2g dose contains 1.5B CFU of C-3102 and 4B CFU of Enterococcus lactis.
- 03Ingredient purpose
Each ingredient has a defined role in the formula, from probiotics and fibers to postbiotics, minerals, and amino acids.
Ingredient evidence matrix
The evidence behind each ingredient.
Ten functional ingredients. Different evidence levels. One focused gut formula.
Ingredient
Role
Evidence level
Job in GUT
IngredientBacillus velezensis C-3102
Role
Probiotic
Evidence level
EU-authorised strain. Published canine studies.
Job in GUT
Survives stomach acid, reaches the gut, and supports normal digestion.
IngredientEnterococcus lactis
Role
Probiotic
Evidence level
Published research on Enterococcus lactis.
Job in GUT
Supports digestive balance.
IngredientFOS from chicory fiber
Role
Prebiotic
Evidence level
Established prebiotic literature.
Job in GUT
Feeds beneficial gut bacteria.
IngredientMOS
Role
Prebiotic
Evidence level
Canine in vitro research and MOS literature.
Job in GUT
Supports the gut lining and beneficial bacteria.
IngredientHeat-treated L. helveticus
Role
Postbiotic
Evidence level
Established postbiotic research.
Job in GUT
Provides shelf-stable gut support.
IngredientDiamond V yeast fermentation
Role
Postbiotic
Evidence level
Postbiotic and yeast fermentation research.
Job in GUT
Supports normal immune function.
IngredientZinc glycinate
Role
Mineral
Evidence level
Established mineral nutrition.
Job in GUT
Supports normal immune function.
IngredientL-glutamine
Role
Amino acid
Evidence level
Established nutrition mechanism.
Job in GUT
Supports the metabolic health of the intestinal lining.
IngredientClinoptilolite
Role
Natural mineral
Evidence level
Science-page context.
Job in GUT
Known for binding certain compounds in the gut, including mycotoxins.
IngredientPsyllium
Role
Soluble fiber
Evidence level
Established soluble-fiber research.
Job in GUT
Supports daily digestive function and normal stool.
Canine studies
The dog studies behind the strain.
GUT uses Bacillus velezensis C-3102, a probiotic strain with multiple published canine studies behind it. Below are selected studies on that strain. They support the science behind the formula, but they are not a promise that every dog will respond the same way.
Firmer stools in adult Golden Retrievers
Eighteen adult Golden Retrievers on Bacillus velezensis C-3102 showed higher nutrient digestibility, firmer stools, and higher levels of Lactobacilli and Enterococci in the gut.
Kahraman et al., 2023
Italian Journal of Animal Science
Stool quality in 40 dogs with chronic diarrhea
A double-blind, placebo-controlled study of forty dogs with chronic diarrhea evaluated Bacillus velezensis C-3102 and reported improvements in stool quality, especially in dogs with more severe baseline symptoms.
Paap et al., 2016
Research Opinions in Animal and Veterinary Sciences
Yes, there was a 50-person smell test
Sixteen Beagles supplemented with Bacillus velezensis C-3102 showed greater bacterial diversity, lower fecal ammonia, and less odor, assessed by a fifty-person sensory panel.
Lima et al., 2020
Animal Feed Science and Technology
The bigger picture
The gut changes with the dog.
A dog's microbiome is not fixed. It shifts with age, diet, environment, and routine. The Dog Aging Project, with more than 50,000 enrolled dogs, is helping map how gut bacteria relate to biological age.
That does not make GUT an aging product. It means the gut is worth paying attention to early, before it becomes something you only think about when there is a problem.
Start where food leaves off
Raise the standard in their bowl.
GUT brings probiotic strains, prebiotic fibers, and postbiotic ingredients into one daily powder. Built for the dog who trusts you to make the right call.
