Zesty Paws Probiotics for Dogs: Infographic Images

Communicates multiple health benefits of the pet food product, emphasizing gut health, immune support, probiotics, and digestive wellness to reassure pet owners of comprehensive nutritional value.

Brand: Zesty Paws
Category: Pet Supplies › Dogs › Health Supplies › Digestive Remedies
Image type: Infographic Images, Secondary Images
Design focus: Gut Health; Digestive Function; Immune System Support; Probiotics; Intestinal Health
Listing position: Image 2
Marketplace: United States
Best Sellers Rank: #103 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #2 in Dog Digestive Remedies
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ASIN: B01N17VJF7

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Headline: Healthy Gut Benefits
Headline height: 7.0% of the image
Headline contrast: Lc 92
Text on the image: 16.1% of the image, 16 blocks
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Something Yummy for a Happy Tummy! - Probiotic Bites are functional soft chew dog supplements that support gut flora and immune support for your canine companion.
Featuring DE111 - This chewable supplement contains DE111, which is a clinically studied Bacillus subtilis that supports gut health and immune system function for your doggy.
For a Healthy Gut - Fido can continue to digest with more zest! Probiotic Bites help support gut flora and normal digestive function for small, medium, and large breeds – whether an adult or senior!
Immune System Support - At a total of 3 billion CFU per chew, the probiotics in these Probiotic Bites provide paw-erful support for your dog's immunity.
Good Gut Bacteria - These chewables include pawsome probiotic strains such as Lactobacillus acidophilus, L. plantarum, L. brevis, L. fermentum, and Lactococcus lactis.