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Daisy
Daisy“Daisy would lick her front paws every night until the fur between her toes turned rusty. I'd hear it at 2am and get up to stop her. We're at three weeks and I've slept through five nights in a row now.”
PAWBIOTICS®
Gut Rescue - Microbiome
Support For Dogs
4.8/5.0 · Loved By 10,000+ Dogs
A calmer gut within 60 days, or your money back.
- Less itching and scratching
- Fewer licked paws at night
- Calmer digestion, firmer stools
2026 Updated Formulation
Our latest and most up to date formula, clinically proven to deliver them real results.
No Artificial
Flavors
Flavors
Vet
Formulated
Formulated
Third-Party
Tested
Tested
Gut Rescue is for them if they:
- Itch no matter which food you switch to
- Lick their paws raw after every bath
- Wake you up scratching at night
- Didn't get better on shampoos or sprays
- Have a stomach that's always a little off
Product Details
Jar Size
200 ml jar, 71 mm wide and 69 mm tall (2.8 x 2.7 in). Net weight 120 g (4.23 oz), 30 scoops.
One scoop over food daily. Two scoops for dogs over 50 lbs.
Ingredients
Pumpkin powder, apple fiber, hydrolyzed beef liver and chicory inulin carry three live cultures at 6 billion CFU per scoop.
No chicken, dairy, soy or grain.
Shipping & Returns
Orders leave the warehouse within 24 hours.
Delivery takes 5 to 9 business days once it ships.
Not right for your dog? Our 60-day guarantee covers your first order.
How To Use It
Sprinkle it dry over their food. No water, no mixing, no pill to hide.
Start at half a scoop for the first week so their gut can adjust, then one scoop a day. Dogs over 50 lbs take two. Each jar holds 30 scoops.
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Charlie“Three shampoos and a cone later, Charlie was still scratching his belly raw. My sister sent me this. Somewhere around week three he stopped chewing at himself.”
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Tank“Two bags of the $90 allergy food from the vet sitting in my garage and Tank was still itching. This just goes on top of his normal food. By about week five the scratching slowed way down.”
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Coco“Frenchies and itchy skin, you know. Coco's belly and paws were always red. We tried every kibble out there. Around week four the red started fading and she quit chewing her feet.”
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Bear“Bear would scratch so hard at night the tags on his collar woke us up. Took about a month, but now the house is quiet at night.”
“Three vet brands in two years, all soft stool. Three weeks on this powder and his pickup is normal for the first time since he was a puppy.”
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“Vet wanted Apoquel for the itching. Asked to try a probiotic first. Six weeks in, scratching is way down. Saved about $200 a month in meds.”
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“Tank's upset stomach was on a cycle. Vet's $90 prescription diet bag. This was way cheaper and actually worked. No flare-up in 8 weeks.”
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“If you have a frenchie you know. Tried four food brands. This is the first thing that's actually worked. Gas is gone, more energy, solid pickup.”
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“Didn't think this would do much. Bear is older and stubborn. Four weeks in and his gas is basically gone. Wife noticed before I did.”
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Grain free
Real pumpkin, not seed
Prebiotic + probiotic in one
No refrigeration needed
60-day happiness promise
The Signs
Four Signs. One Gut.
Most owners treat these like four different problems. They aren't. All four are how one imbalanced gut shows up.
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Constant scratching
Behind the ears, the belly, the base of the tail
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Paw licking
Every night, until the fur turns rusty brown
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Eating grass
On every walk, then the stomach gurgles
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Inconsistent poop
Firm one day, soft the next, no trigger you can find
The Difference
Other Brands Fall Short.
Most dog probiotics are bacteria sitting in a flavor base. Gut Rescue is a fiber formula with the bacteria in it.
| PawbioticsGut Rescue | Vet probiotics | Powder brands | Other brands | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pumpkin flesh, not seed | ||||
| Fiber is the main ingredient | ||||
| Apple fiber for stool bulk | ||||
| A live yeast, not bacteria alone | ||||
| The exact strain, not just the species |
Real Results
The Proof Is In The Poop.
Firmer stools, Better bellies, & Owners who stayed with us.
4.8
/ 5
Loved By 10,000+ Dogs
Charlie
Firm poop after two years
“Three different vet foods and Charlie still had soft stool. My sister sent me this. About a month in and his poop is solid. That never happened before.”
★★★★★Sarah B. Verified Customer
Daisy
The gas cleared up
“If you have a doodle you know. Daisy's gas would empty a room. I'd given up trying to fix it. Three weeks in and she's a different dog to be around.”
★★★★★Megan R. Verified Customer
Tank
Cheaper than the vet diet
“Tank had chronic soft stool. Prescription food from our vet cost a fortune and only kind of helped. Been on this about two months. No more midnight fire drills.”
★★★★★Mike S. Verified Customer
Coco
My frenchie's stomach is finally chill
“Coco is a walking digestive disaster. Frenchies are built that way. We've tried every kibble out there. This is the only thing giving her consistent normal poops.”
★★★★★Jasmine W. Verified Customer
Bear
Old man Bear
“Bear is 8 and his stomach was a mess for years. Rotated foods, tried other probiotics, nothing stuck. Started this and four weeks in the gas is gone. Old man is finally comfortable.”
★★★★★James T. Verified Customer
Luna
Puppy chaos, calmed down
“Luna is 6 months and her tummy has been a mess since we brought her home. Tried two other probiotics from Amazon with no luck. Friend at daycare told me about this. First thing that's worked.”
★★★★★Hannah K. Verified Customer
Milo
Beagle guts, calm at last
“milo would randomly get soft poop for a week then be fine. so frustrating. this is the only thing that actually broke the cycle. month one one episode. month two zero. wild.”
★★★★★Priya K. Verified Customer
Rosie
Boarding used to wreck her
“Every time we boarded Rosie she came back with a wrecked stomach for a week. Started her on this before our last trip and she was totally fine at pickup. First time in years.”
★★★★★Amelia S. Verified Customer
Bruno
My 11yo Bruno
“Bruno is 11 and things had gotten really unpredictable. Some days good, some not. Started this 6 weeks ago and his digestion is way more consistent. Ate his whole dinner tonight.”
★★★★★Chloe R. Verified Customer
Maple
Gas gone and better breath
“Got this for her gas because it was getting embarrassing. Cleared up in about two weeks. Her breath got noticeably better which I did not see coming. Vet said the two can be connected.”
★★★★★Lauren H. Verified Customer
What To Expect
A Healthy Gut Takes Time
Here's How Long:
Gut Rescue works with the gut rather than overriding it, so it builds. Here's what most owners see, and roughly when.
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Day 1
It goes on top of their dinner.
No pills to hide, no switching their food, nothing to time. It goes on whatever they already eat. That's the whole commitment.
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Day 7
The new strains
get to work.Extra gas or a looser day means the gut is clearing house as the strains settle in. It passes fast, and it means things are moving.
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Day 14
You start noticing good stretches.
Two or three settled days in a row, then more of them. It's gradual, so it tends to land as a realisation rather than a moment.
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Day 30
The difference becomes obvious.
Think back to a normal month before this one. The number of messes, and how much of it you were cleaning up. That gap is the answer.
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Day 60
This is just
how they are now.A settled stomach stops being news and starts being normal. Keep it going and the gut holds on to the balance it has built.
The Formula
Four ingredients, &
reason for each.
Every ingredient named, with the reason it earned a place. Open any card to see why it is in there.
Pumpkin Powder
The flesh, not the seed.
Why it mattersThe largest ingredient in the jar by a wide margin. Pumpkin carries both kinds of fiber, which is why it is the one thing that helps in both directions: the soluble part takes up water in a loose stool, the insoluble part adds form to a hard one. We use flesh powder, not seed. Seed is fat and protein. Flesh is the part that changes the stool.
Apple Fiber
Feeds the cells that line the gut wall.
Why it mattersIn dogs, apple fiber raises butyrate in the gut. Butyrate is the fuel the cells lining the colon actually run on, so this is the ingredient working on the gut wall itself rather than on the stool passing through it. Seed free, because apple seeds are not something we will put in a dog bowl.
Hydrolyzed Beef Liver
The reason a picky dog finishes the bowl.
Why it mattersA supplement left sitting in the bowl does nothing at all, so this is not a throwaway line on the label. Hydrolyzed liver is real liver broken down so it disperses through the powder instead of sitting on top of it. It is concentrated enough that 400 mg flavors a whole scoop, which leaves the rest of the jar for the ingredients doing the work.
Chicory Inulin
A small, deliberate dose of prebiotic fiber.
Why it mattersPrebiotic fiber is what the live cultures feed on. We keep it to 80 mg on purpose. Inulin is the ingredient most likely to cause gas when a brand loads it up to pad out a label, and gas is the complaint that fills the one star reviews on products like this one. Enough to feed the blend, not enough to bloat your dog.
The Probiotic Blend
6 billion CFU
Per scoop
Three live cultures, chosen to survive the trip. Not the delicate refrigerated kind that die on a warm porch.
A lactic acid bacterium, and the most-studied probiotic strain in canine research. It works in the small intestine, where most of the digesting happens, taking up the space and the food that the bacteria behind loose stool would otherwise use. It is the strain this blend is built around.
A spore-former, which means it travels inside a hard protective shell. That shell is why it survives a hot warehouse, a delivery van and your dog's stomach acid, and only wakes up once it reaches the gut. Plenty of probiotics promise a big number on the label and never get that far.
A beneficial yeast rather than a bacterium. Antibiotics kill bacteria, so a course of them wipes out most probiotics along with the infection, but they cannot touch a yeast. That makes this the one that keeps working during and after a round of medication, which is when a dog's gut usually needs it most.
Our Promise
60
Day Happiness
Guarantee
Guarantee
Try Gut Rescue
Risk-Free.
Give Pawbiotic Gut Rescue 60 days on your dog's bowl. The gut needs at least 30 to reset. If you don't see a change by day 60, full refund. First order only.
Read the full policy
The Science
How a scoop becomes
a better gut.
Three steps from the daily scoop to a steadier gut. No filler science, just what the strains actually do.
1.The strains survive the trip
Spore-forming bacteria pass through stomach acid intact and arrive in the small intestine alive. Most probiotic blends die on the way down.
2.They colonize the gut wall
Each strain anchors, multiplies and crowds out the trouble bacteria, then makes the short-chain fatty acids that rebuild the gut lining.
3.The microbiome rebalances
Fed every day, the gut holds its new balance. Firmer stool, less itching, a shinier coat. The outward signs of a steadier system inside.
Common questions
Asked & Answered.
How long until I see results?
Many owners notice firmer stools within the first couple of weeks, and gas often settles around the same time. Dogs with a longer history of stomach trouble can take a month or more, because the gut rebuilds gradually. Every dog is different, so for the best results we recommend giving Gut Rescue at least 60 days of consistent daily use. That is also why our guarantee runs a full 60 days, plenty of time for your dog to respond.
How do I give it to my dog, and how much?
One level scoop a day for dogs up to 50 lb, two scoops for dogs over 50 lb, mixed into their regular food. Most dogs love the taste and dig right in, so there is no fight at mealtime. The scoop is included, and each jar holds 30 scoops.
How long does one jar last?
Thirty scoops. For a dog under 50 lb that is one scoop a day, so one jar is a full month. Over 50 lb it is two scoops a day, which is why those plans ship two jars for the same month rather than one.
The jar is about the size of a tennis ball, the kind of thing you close your hand around. A scoop is 4 grams and the jar holds 120 grams, so a full month of daily scoops fits in that space.
My dog is picky. Will they eat this?
Most dogs take to the taste right away once it is stirred into their food, so even picky eaters tend to clean the bowl. If yours is especially fussy, mix it into something wet like broth, wet food, or a spoon of plain yogurt and they will not think twice.
Is it safe for puppies, seniors, or pregnant dogs?
It is made for adult dogs of all sizes, including seniors. For puppies under three months, pregnant or nursing dogs, or any dog on medication, check with your vet first.
Will my dog's stool get looser at first?
Some dogs have a few days of softer or more frequent stools when they start, while the gut adjusts to the new fiber and the live cultures. It usually settles within the first week. If you would rather ease into it, give half a scoop for the first three or four days and then move up to the full amount. If anything looks off or it does not settle, stop and check with your vet.
Can I give it with food, medication, or other supplements?
Yes. Gut Rescue goes right on top of their normal meals and fits alongside most routines. If your dog is on medication, we recommend checking with your vet first.
Do I need to refrigerate it?
No. Keep the jar sealed at room temperature, away from direct heat and moisture, and it stays fresh through the last scoop.
Why a powder instead of a chew?
A chew has to hold its shape, so a large share of one is binder and flavor base, and the working ingredients ride along in whatever room is left. A powder has no shape to hold, so nearly the whole scoop is formula. In Gut Rescue that means pumpkin is the largest ingredient by a wide margin and the liver flavor is only 400 mg of the scoop. It also stirs into the food, so a dog who would spit out a treat still gets the full dose.
Is this the same as the pumpkin or yogurt I already give?
Those are good instincts and they point at the right things. Canned pumpkin is mostly water, so a spoonful carries a fraction of the fiber that a scoop of dried flesh powder does. Yogurt brings dairy cultures, which are not the strains studied in dogs, and it brings lactose along with them. Gut Rescue puts concentrated pumpkin fiber and three dog-specific live cultures in one scoop, plus apple fiber, which feeds the cells lining the gut wall itself.
What if it doesn't work for my dog?
You are covered by our 60-day happiness guarantee. Give the gut 30 days to reset. If your dog isn't better by day 60, full refund. First order only.
