More than just a probiotic. Kindly Tail Synbiotic 3.0 is a complete, veterinary-inspired gut health system. We combine Prebiotics, freeze-dried (lyophilised) Probiotics, and Postbiotics into one powerful, daily powder designed to restore balance to your pet’s microbiome, firm up stools, and boost immune function from the inside out.
Whether you have a sensitive stomach pug or a finicky eater cat, our 3-in-1 formula provides the ultimate foundation for vitality.
Signs Your Dog May Need a Synbiotic
Many common health issues in dogs are linked to gut imbalance.
Your dog may benefit from daily Synbiotic support if you notice:
Excessive paw licking
Itchy skin or seasonal allergies
Soft stools or diarrhea
Digestive sensitivity
Bad breath caused by gut imbalance
Low immunity or frequent stomach upset
Supporting the microbiome can help restore balance and improve overall wellbeing.
Precautions
Contains live probiotics — refrigerate after opening for best stability.
Use within 6 months after opening.
Separate from antibiotics by at least 2 hours.
Always consult a veterinarian if symptoms persist.
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