For Dogs Who Keep Ending Up Back at Square One
If your dog keeps getting better, then falling apart again — this is for you.
If meds, pumpkin, probiotics, or prescription food help for a week — then collapse again — it’s not “just a sensitive stomach.” It’s an unstable Gut–Immune Loop — and we finally know how to stabilize it, not just calm it for a few days.
- Built for long-term gut + immune stability — not one-week quick fixes
- For dogs who get better on meds… then relapse 12–48 hours after stopping
- Soft, chicken-flavored chews most dogs think are treats
“Just when we thought we fixed it... everything fell apart again.”
At first, I didn’t panic. A soft stool here, a whimper at 3AM there. I thought it was random — just one of those dog things.
Then came the “fix and collapse” cycle: switch food, add pumpkin, bland diet, maybe meds… and things would calm down. I'd tell myself, “Okay, we finally solved it.”
relief → hope → collapse → square one.
And then — like clockwork — it would all come back. Not kind of worse. Not partially better. Right back to day one. The cleaning wasn’t the worst part. The exhaustion wasn’t the worst part. The worst part was the guilt of watching him struggle and thinking, “Why can’t I keep him comfortable?”
We did what we were told. Prescription food. Sensitive-diet formulas. Probiotics everyone swears by. Another vet visit “just to be safe.” And every time the collapse came back, the question hit harder: “Are we missing something… or am I just failing him?”
The Pattern You Know Too Well
You do everything right… and still feel stuck in the same loop.
Daily Reality
- Good days, then sudden soft stool
- Gas, burping, noisy tummy
- Paw licking every night
- Flare-ups “out of nowhere”
You Keep Trying…
- Switching food every few months
- Rice + chicken “reset” weekends
- One more probiotic everyone swears by
- Another round of Flagyl… hoping this time it actually lasts.
- Another vet bill “just to be safe”
But the Cost Adds Up
- 2AM cleanups instead of sleep
- Constant rug + crate washing
- Guilt — “What did I do wrong?”
- Tension at home over every treat
- $3,000 in tests — all normal… and still no closer to answers
And the question that never leaves:
“Why does this keep coming back… even when I’m doing everything right?”
The Real Reason Nothing Has Lasted
You didn’t do anything wrong — you were treating symptoms, not the system.
You were told it's the food. Or stress. Or that your dog just has a "sensitive stomach."
But the real problem is deeper: your dog's Gut–Immune Loop is unstable.
When that loop is stable, digestion is predictable, reactions are normal, and inflammation stays in check.
When it's unstable, tiny triggers — a new treat, a stressful day, a random ingredient — cause big flare-ups.
Think of your dog's gut like a garden
On the left side of the image, the ground is cracked and dry. That's an unstable Gut–Immune Loop — even if you throw seeds (probiotics) on it, they struggle to survive.
On the right, the soil is rich and watered. Once the soil is prepared, good bacteria can take root, grow, and stay — just like a healthy garden that keeps blooming instead of dying off every few weeks.
A healthy garden doesn’t collapse after every rainstorm.
The Villain: Incomplete Probiotic Science
- Most probiotics are like tossing seeds onto dry, cracked soil — they die in stomach acid before they reach the gut.
- They ignore the immune side of the loop completely, so the "soil" never truly stabilizes.
- They're built for temporary relief — not the kind of long-term stability you see in a healthy garden.
So even when you saw progress, it never stayed — because the soil was never stable.
That's why you've been stuck in the same cycle. It was never your fault — you were given tools that were never built to fix the real issue.
Targeted Gut–Immune Rebalancing™
PawNutrix doesn’t just throw more bacteria into the chaos.
It’s built to stabilize your dog’s Gut–Immune Loop by targeting
the three major failure points dog parents keep running into — not just one.
Instead of “better for a week, then collapse,” each part of the system is designed to help progress actually stay.
1. Spore-Forming Probiotics
Built to survive stomach acid and “wake up” only once they reach the intestines — so they can finally work where it matters, instead of helping for a few days and disappearing.
2. Prebiotic Fuel (FOS + GOS)
Creates the right “soil” so good bacteria can take root, multiply, and stay — instead of restarting from zero after every flare-up.
3. Postbiotic Support
Reinforces the gut wall and calms overactive immune responses that turn tiny triggers into big digestive flare-ups — helping the Gut–Immune Loop stay steady instead of snapping back.
So we developed a once-a-day probiotic system built to stabilize the Gut–Immune Loop — not just calm things down for a week.
A targeted gut + immune chew formulated specifically for dogs stuck in the “good week / bad week” relapse cycle.
B. coagulans, B. clausii, B. subtilis — selected for survivability and their role in long-term gut stability.
Feeds beneficial bacteria so your dog’s microbiome can rebuild week after week, instead of collapsing after every episode.
Supports gut barrier integrity and helps quiet the inflammatory signals that drive recurring flare-ups.
Most dogs take them like treats — no pills to hide, no wrestling, no stress. Just a daily ritual that actually sticks.
What’s Inside Each Daily Serving
Per 1 soft chew — a complete gut + immune support system, not just “more bacteria”.
| Ingredient | Amount | What it does |
|---|---|---|
|
Spore-forming probiotic blend B. coagulans, B. clausii, B. subtilis |
3.75 Billion CFU | Survives stomach acid and supports long-term gut stability. |
| Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) | 125 mg | Feeds beneficial bacteria so they can grow and stay. |
| Galactooligosaccharides (GOS) | 125 mg | Supports microbiome diversity for more resilient digestion. |
| Postbiotic yeast complex | 93.75 mg | Helps reinforce the gut barrier and calm overactive immune responses. |
Inactive ingredients: sweet potato, coconut glycerin, coconut oil, pork liver, chickpea flour, sunflower oil, apple cider vinegar, yeast extract, natural chicken flavor.
Real Dogs. Real Relief.
Dog parents who were stuck in the same “good week / bad week” loop — and finally got out.
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How many bottles does my dog need?
Each bottle contains 60 soft chews. Here’s how long one bottle lasts based on your dog’s size.
| Dog Size | Daily Chews | 1 Bottle Lasts |
|---|---|---|
| Small (under 25 lbs) | 1 chew / day | 60 days |
| Medium (25–75 lbs) | 2 chews / day | 30 days |
| Large (over 75 lbs) | 3 chews / day | 20 days |
Not sure where your dog fits? Check here 👇
Select your dog’s size and we’ll show you the daily chews and recommended bottle count.
Most dogs need 8–12 weeks to fully stabilize the Gut–Immune Loop.
Choose Your Dog’s Gut Reset Plan
Most dogs need 8–12 weeks of consistent use to fully stabilize the Gut–Immune Loop.
For small dogs, 1 jar can cover up to 60 days. Many small-dog parents still choose the 3-Jar Full Reset Plan for long-term stability & savings.
🥉 1 Jar — Try It
$37 — about $1.23/day for small dogs
Perfect for testing PawNutrix — or if you have a smaller dog (under 25 lbs) and want to see early changes in stool, gas, and paw licking.
Start with 1 Jar →⭐ 3 Jars — Full Reset
$97 — only $1.07/day
- 🏆 Best for breaking the “good week / bad week” cycle
- Covers the full 8–12 week reset most dogs need
💰 Save $14 vs buying 1 jar monthly. Most dog parents choose this plan for lasting, predictable digestion.
Get 3 Jars (Full Reset) →💎 6 Jars — Best Value
$167 — just $0.93/day
- 🌟 Save $55 (about 25% off single-jar price)
- Perfect for multi-dog homes or long-term / chronic gut issues
- Less than a cup of coffee per day for your dog’s comfort & health
What to Expect in the First 8 Weeks
Phase 1 (Weeks 1–2)
Good bacteria begin colonizing. Stool may vary, but gas often reduces first. Your dog is adjusting — building the foundation for long-term stability.
Phase 2 (Weeks 3–5)
Stool becomes more consistent. Fewer flare-ups. Less belly noise. Gut lining strengthens as inflammation calms.
Phase 3 (Weeks 6–8+)
Predictable digestion, calmer paws, and stable gut–immune balance. Long-term microbiome stability begins to form.
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PawNutrix FAQ
What do probiotics do for dogs?
Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that help keep your dog’s gut balanced. They support normal digestion, more predictable stools, and a calmer immune response. Daily use may help dogs with occasional loose stool, gas, or tummy noise — especially during stress or diet changes.
What probiotic strains are in PawNutrix Probiotic Chews?
PawNutrix uses a targeted blend designed for long-term gut stability:
- Bacillus coagulans
- Bacillus clausii
- Bacillus subtilis
- Fructooligosaccharides (FOS)
- Galactooligosaccharides (GOS)
- Postbiotic yeast support blend
These strains survive stomach acid, feed beneficial bacteria, and help stabilize your dog’s Gut–Immune Loop over time.
What flavor are PawNutrix Probiotic Chews?
Our soft chews are chicken-flavored, making them a tasty treat that most dogs take willingly — no powders to mix, no pills to hide.
How long does it take for PawNutrix to work?
Many pet parents see early improvements — like more consistent stools or less tummy noise — within 1–3 weeks. Full gut–immune stability usually develops over 8–12 weeks of consistent daily use.
How long should my dog stay on PawNutrix?
PawNutrix is designed for daily, ongoing use. Many dog parents use probiotics long-term for digestive comfort and immune support. Your vet can advise based on your dog’s specific needs.
What time of day should I give PawNutrix?
Anytime that fits your routine. Some prefer mornings, others give with meals. Consistency is more important than timing.
How is PawNutrix different from powders or other probiotics?
PawNutrix focuses on the full Gut–Immune Loop using:
- Spore-forming probiotics that survive stomach acid
- Prebiotics (FOS + GOS) to feed good bacteria
- Postbiotics to support gut barrier and immune balance
And it’s a tasty, no-mess soft chew — no mixing, no measuring.
Can puppies take PawNutrix?
Yes — suitable for puppies 12 weeks and older. For very young or medically complex puppies, check with your veterinarian before starting any supplement.
What happens if my dog eats too many chews?
If your dog eats more than the recommended daily amount, contact your veterinarian, especially if vomiting or diarrhea occurs.
Is PawNutrix safe for dogs with allergies?
Yes. It’s made without wheat, corn, soy, or artificial colors/preservatives. Review the full ingredient list and consult your vet if your dog has specific food allergies.
Can I give PawNutrix with antibiotics or other medications?
Probiotics are often recommended during & after antibiotic use. However, always consult your vet if your dog is on prescription medications.
Your Dog Deserves Predictable, Comfortable Days Again.
No more guessing what breakfast will do. No more 2AM emergencies. No more “good week / bad week” roulette.
You’ve tried everything else. Now try the one approach built to stop the cycle — not just pause it.
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