I have a female YorkiePoo, 12 years old, 13 pounds. She has IBD, possible small colon mass and persistent colitis. Current diet: Royal Canin duck/potato,Hills W/D wet , Hills D/D dry and some cooked chicken. Vet suggested probiotics to help with colitis. Current meds: metronidazole, Budesonide, Enalapril,Tylan, Pet-Tinic , Children's Tylenol Which probiotic (powder) most effective and would not negatively interact with current med and diet protocol?

FullBucket is a nutritional supplement that contains probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes. Because this is a nutritional supplement, there are no listed side effects or drug interactions associated with this product. According to the manufacturer, this product is safe to use with most medications, including antibiotics, but it is recommended that you speak with your veterinarian first to determine if this product best suits your dog’s needs.

My dog has IBD and biliary response, I.e., vomits in morning before eating. My vet prescribed Vetri Mega Probiotic (not the BD version). I also researched probiotics and purchased Daily Dog by Full Bucket. My dilemma is: I have him on both Daily Dog and Vetri Mega, but he is still having morning vomiting of bile. These products have definitely helped, but not eliminated the IBD symptoms of diarrhea and gas (about 70% better, so not complaining). Can you tell me if I should switch Vetri Mega Probiotic for Vetri Probiotic BD, since there are digestive enzymes, or does the added Full Bucket Daily Dog handle the enzymes. Noticed there are additional enzymes in BD, but probiotic count is way lower than Mega. Any suggestions are helpful to me in fighting this syndrome.

The Vetri Mega only contains probiotics whereas the Vetri Probiotic BD includes probiotics and digestive enzymes. The Vetri Mega functions primarily as a probiotic supplement to help replace the gut bacteria, the Vetri Probiotic BD is indicated to help soothe the digestive tract lining, support digestion, and support the gut bacteria. The Full Bucket Daily Dog includes probiotics, prebiotics and digestive enzymes. Using these supplements may help reduce symptoms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, but we recommend consulting with your veterinarian before switching and to determine which product best suits your pet's needs. Thank you, VetRxDirect

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FullBucket Canine Daily Dog Probiotic Powder

FullBucket is a powdered dietary supplement for dogs containing probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes. It helps support a strong immune system, improve digestion, and maintain digestive health for your dog. Full Bucket includes all natural ingredients that are vegan and gluten free. Each scoop of powder contains beneficial bacteria and digestive enzymes designed to help improve your dog’s gastrointestinal tract and protect against stress related issues. Talk with your dog’s veterinarian before starting dietary supplements such as Full Bucket Powder.

Active ingredients in each 5 cc scoop:

Saccharomyces boulardii	5 billion CFUs
Mannan-oligosaccharide	312.5 mg
L-Glutamine	312.5 mg
Protease enzyme	10 GDU
Lipase enzyme	200 U
Cellulase enzyme	50 CU
Amylase enzyme	2000 SKBU

Other Ingredients: Flax meal, natural flavor.

Directions for Use:

Adult Dogs: Give 1 scoop on food with each meal or as directed by veterinarian.
Puppies: Give 1/4 scoop on food with each meal or as directed by veterinarian.

FullBucket Puppy Probiotic Paste

Fullbucket Puppy Probiotic Paste is a digestive supplement designed to meet the unique needs of puppies. Since puppies have different needs than older dogs when it comes to digestive health, FullBucket is an all-natural solution for puppies under risk for digestive disease, diarrhea, and general stomach upset. FullBucket is a tasty paste with a high concentration of probiotic bacteria. It also contains a yeast strain prebiotic to help feed the beneficial bacteria and L-Glutamine to help support the stomach lining. FullBucket Puppy Paste contains four digestive enzymes to break down protein, fat, starch, fiber, and sugar from the diet. It also supports the natural digestion of milk sugars. FullBucket uses a proprietary probiotic formula that is microencapsulated and lyophilized to protect against heat and moisture. Made with all natural ingredients that are vegan and gluten free.

Ingredients: Vegetable oil, yeast extract, sodium silico aluminate, dextrose monohydrate, dried egg product, active dry yeast, L glutamine, dried lactobacillus reuteri fermentation product, dried aspergillus oryzae fermentation extract, dried aspergillus niger fermentation extract, natural flavors.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS (per 4 cc Serving)

Crude Protein (min)	2%
Crude Protein (min)	2%
Crude Fat (min)	20%
Crude Fiber (max)	1%
L-Glutamine	62.5 mg
Saccharomyces cerevisiae boulardii CNCM I-1079 (min)	1.25 billion CFU
Lactobacillus reuteri (min)	2.5 billion CFU
Protease (Asperillus oryzae; min)	0.625 GDU
Lipase (Aspergillus niger; min)	12.5 U
Cellulase (Aspergillus niger; min)	3.125 CU
Dried Egg Product	250 mg

Directions for Use:

Give 2 to 4 cc orally twice daily for 4-8 days or as recommended by your veterinarian.

FullBucket Probiotic Paste for Dogs

FullBucket Probiotic Paste is a fast-acting formula for dogs with urgent digestion care. FullBucket is a tasty paste with a high concentration of probiotic bacteria. It also contains a yeast strain prebiotic to help feed the beneficial bacteria and L-Glutamine to help support the stomach lining. FullBucket Paste contains four digestive enzymes to break down protein, fat, starch, and sugar from the diet. FullBucket uses a proprietary probiotic formula that is microencapsulated and lyophilized to protect against heat and moisture. Made with all natural ingredients that are vegan and gluten free.

Ingredients: Vegetable oil, Active dry yeast, Sodium silico aluminate, Yeast extract, L glutamine, Dextrose monohydrate, Dried Aspergillus oryzae fermentation extract, Dried Aspergillus niger fermentation extract, natural flavors.

Guaranteed Analysis (per 4 cc Dose): Saccharomyces boulardii 12.5 billion CFUs, Mannan-oligosaccharide 312.5 mg, L-Glutamine 312.5 mg, Protease Enzyme 8 GDU, Lipase Enzyme 200 U, Cellulase Enzyme 50 CU, Amylase Enzyme 2000 SKBU.

Directions For Use:

Give 2 to 4 cc orally twice daily for 4 - 8 days or as recommended by your veterinarian. Always consult your veterinarian for medical assistance.

Storage: Keep packaging closed in a cool, dry environment.

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Q I have a female YorkiePoo, 12 years old, 13 pounds. She has IBD, possible small colon mass and persistent colitis. Current diet: Royal Canin duck/potato,Hills W/D wet , Hills D/D dry and some cooked chicken. Vet suggested probiotics to help with colitis. Current meds: metronidazole, Budesonide, Enalapril,Tylan, Pet-Tinic , Children's Tylenol Which probiotic (powder) most effective and would not negatively interact with current med and diet protocol??
_{Asked by Ginger the YorkiePoo} 1 year ago: Verified Reply - VetRxDirect FullBucket is a nutritional supplement that contains probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes. Because this is a nutritional supplement, there are no listed side effects or drug interactions associated with this product. According to the manufacturer, this product is safe to use with most medications, including antibiotics, but it is recommended that you speak with your veterinarian first to determine if this product best suits your dog’s needs.
Q My dog has IBD and biliary response, I.e., vomits in morning before eating. My vet prescribed Vetri Mega Probiotic (not the BD version). I also researched probiotics and purchased Daily Dog by Full Bucket. My dilemma is: I have him on both Daily Dog and Vetri Mega, but he is still having morning vomiting of bile. These products have definitely helped, but not eliminated the IBD symptoms of diarrhea and gas (about 70% better, so not complaining). Can you tell me if I should switch Vetri Mega Probiotic for Vetri Probiotic BD, since there are digestive enzymes, or does the added Full Bucket Daily Dog handle the enzymes. Noticed there are additional enzymes in BD, but probiotic count is way lower than Mega. Any suggestions are helpful to me in fighting this syndrome.?
_{Asked by Joyce} 4 years ago: Verified Reply - The Vetri Mega only contains probiotics whereas the Vetri Probiotic BD includes probiotics and digestive enzymes. The Vetri Mega functions primarily as a probiotic supplement to help replace the gut bacteria, the Vetri Probiotic BD is indicated to help soothe the digestive tract lining, support digestion, and support the gut bacteria. The Full Bucket Daily Dog includes probiotics, prebiotics and digestive enzymes. Using these supplements may help reduce symptoms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, but we recommend consulting with your veterinarian before switching and to determine which product best suits your pet's needs. Thank you, VetRxDirect